Sentence examples for discovery in that from inspiring English sources
"The discovery in that case should have taken a day or two," he told me.
His discovery in that microscope has forced even the NFL to change.
Yamanaka showed he could program adult skin cells to make pluripotent stem cells, which could be used to make any other types of cells for use in the body — a crucial discovery in that it meant it was not necessary to destroy human embryos to grow stem cells to help with diseases like Parkinsons.
Before you can claim a new discovery in that mix, you have to show, among other things, that the effect upon which you base the claim is very unlikely to be simply a statistical artifact.
Motif enrichment analysis differs from de novo motif discovery in that a set of known, well-characterized motifs are part of the input to motif enrichment analysis.
To this extent, glycerol and lactose constitute a naturally occurring illustration of the principle of fragment-based drug discovery in that the atoms of the initial fragments (glycerol) maintain their original orientations in the elaborated, higher-affinity ligand (lactose).
Part of the fun was taking a risk buying an album in the dollar bin that we didn't know - maybe just based on the cover - and the discovery process in that was so joyful.
Everyone agrees that the last hundred years have been the century of biology: there was an explosion of quite spectacular discoveries in that period.
Last year, the retail marketing manager Em Hall took on the role of D.C. Goodwill Fashionista, whose engaging thrifter blogging about discoveries in that region's nine stores attracted attention and even won her an invitation to blog from New York's Fashion Week.
He argued that the market system itself constitutes a "discovery procedure," in that it provides incentives for the discovery of new products and processes while also disseminating information to market participants (e.g., consumers).
