Furthermore, this transition to the process instead of the single agent facilitates the discovery of a process-based classification.
Based on our discovery of a processed transcript carrying the derived state (in CPY_d) we concluded that this region is transcribed not from autosomes but from B chromosomes.
A darkroom accident (Miller turned the lights on before she realized that a batch of negatives was in the tank) led, by her account, to the discovery of "solarization," a process in which the background of a portrait is overexposed to outline the head with a black penumbra.
Niépce died without seeing any further advance, but, building on his knowledge, and working with his materials, Daguerre eventually succeeded in greatly reducing the exposure time through his discovery of a chemical process for development of (making visible) the latent (invisible) image formed upon brief exposure.
Combining metabolomics with gene array studies in neuroAIDS has led to discovery of a pathogenic process: phospholipase activation involving an increase in specific lipids in the CNS.
Whether this is due to homology or convergence is not yet known, but the recent discovery of an oscillatory process associated with the production of sequential root primordia in plants suggests that a segmentation clock is a fundamental patterning principle in growing tissues, independent of ancestry.
In Mr. Carnevale's bleak picture, learning will no longer be an act of discovery but a process of drilling in predetermined principles of success.
What he is presenting, then, is not a method of discovery but a process of becoming wise.
The production of silver in the city exploded in the early 1570s after the discovery of a mercury amalgamation process to extract it from the mined ore, coupled with the imposition of a forced labour system known as the mita.
The research coming under fire reported the discovery of a potentially revolutionary process called stimulus-triggered acquisition of pluripotency (STAP), in which exposing adult cells to a stress such as acid or pressure prompts them to behave like cells in early embryos, which can become any cell type in the body.
In this study, we report the discovery of a new cellular process, which we named migracytosis.
