Sentence examples for discovery industry from inspiring English sources

This could inch Facebook closer to the "social discovery" industry populated by companies like Tagged and Badoo.

Mobilewalla was an early player in the app search and discovery industry, but around a year ago, the company announced it was heading into the analytics business.

This repetitive nature of QSAR/QSPR modeling "life cycle" highlights a fundamental requirement of automation of critical steps with well-defined input, outputs, and success criteria in both the drug discovery industry and biomedical research.

Many leaders in the drug discovery industry consider these areas to be some of the least understood and most important topics in reducing the current attrition rates and high cost of drug development.

The Canadian drug discovery industry is still small, especially in comparison to the United States, owing to the lack of big pharmaceutical companies conducting research and development in this country.

This has led to skepticism from clinicians, scientists and regulatory agencies, which might make the introduction of valid biomarkers into clinical diagnostics or the drug discovery industry even more difficult.

Founded in 2006, Tier 3 provides infrastructure services for nearly 100 customers across consulting, e-commerce, SaaS and e-discovery industries, serving customers such as Exterro and Microsoft.

PARIS — Airbus confirmed Thursday that new cracks had been found in the wing ribs of a small number of its twin-deck A380 planes, a discovery that industry officials said would most likely prompt European safety regulators to order mandatory inspections across the superjumbo fleet as a precaution.

Similar legislation permitted the NIH itself to enter into deals with drug companies that would directly transfer NIH discoveries to industry.

Mr. Arafat, celebrating the multibillion-dollar discovery of what industry officials confirmed is a major gas deposit, said it would provide "a strong foundation for a Palestinian state".

In order to survive economically into the future, the drug discovery and development industry must reduce the current high attrition rate of drug candidates.