Sentence examples for discovery of a set from inspiring English sources
On Tuesday, their grisly search bore fruit with the discovery of a set of bones and a skull — the remains it is thought of two human beings.
Brown's novel is based on the "discovery" of a set of highly disputed parchments called Les Dossiers Secret identifying members of a secret society, the Priory of Sion, allegedly descended from the Cathars.
12.14pm BST The Times comes up with an admirably involved tale about the discovery of a set of papers written by Captain Jasper Speedicut, "a Victorian officer stationed in India and the near East" who "somehow, against all plausibility, fought in all the major expeditions of the period".
Computational target prediction combined with a comprehensive functional validation enabled the discovery of a set of twenty putative target genes for all productivity enhancing miR-30 family members.
Second, the discovery of a set of proteins similar to Amycolatopsis OSBS/NAAAR supports the hypothesis that new protein functions evolve through promiscuous intermediates.
That is, selecting R in a sequential fashion may better allow for the discovery of a set that is more likely to fragment the network by detecting cut vertices that are not obvious unless a sequential approach is taken.
As argued previously [ 49], we preferred this approach to more traditional multiple testing methods that control the probability of producing one or more false discoveries for a set of tests [ 50].
The next step, he writes, is understanding how genes and proteins interact as part of a network, and he predicts the discovery of a clear set of rules for their behavior that will help unlock some mysteries of the human body.
The discovery of a coherent set of cortical regions showing activation during rest and deactivation during task performance has reignited an old debate in the field of neuroscience, one that questions the reflexivity of the human brain and provides evidence towards a more intrinsic functional architecture.
The great white is also more closely related to an ancient mako shark, Isurus hastalis, than to the C. megalodon, a theory that seems to be supported with the discovery of a complete set of jaws with 222 teeth and 45 vertebrae of the extinct transitional species Carcharodon hubbelli in 1988 and published on 14 November 2012.
Genome-scale expression analyses of the first two hours of G1 in naturally cycling cells enabled the discovery of a unique set of G1-regulated genes, many of which currently have unknown functions, in cells progressing normally through the cell division cycle.
