Sentence examples for discovery pace from inspiring English sources
These studies reveal that sRNAs are widely encoded in bacterial genomes, the discovery pace of bacterial sRNAs has continued to accelerate and the functions of increasing sRNAs are being elucidated [ 19].
The discovery that, pace private equity, work organisation is just as important for performance as agency theory or ownership liberates - or should - all kinds of new thinking about how services could be organised and delivered.
He debunks the myth of Einstein's early lack of math aptitude — "Einstein was the kind of kid who today would be nicknamed Einstein," he notes — and speaks soaringly of Einstein's discoveries, while pacing TED Talk-like, occasionally stopping in a wide stance and rocking back slightly, body language for "This is completely awesome".
That's fine, but VW might also note that Land Rover is hardly kicking such vehicles out of the showroom at a brisk pace (Discovery sales are roughly half that of Touareg sales).
This study is also important from the drug discovery perspective, whose pace can be enhanced by apriori knowledge about the effects and location of length variations in relation to the active sites or changes in passage of substrates (small drug-like molecules).
Maas meets Matthew Simmons, the bearish industry expert, who presents a fairly credible case that the world has reached "peak oil", the stage where new discoveries cannot keep pace with global demand, so raising the price.
Following this exciting discovery, a fast paced research field emerged focusing on candidate gene by environment interactions (cG × E).
But to be responsible stewards of the public's investment in this work we have to maximize the pace of discovery and the efficiency with which discoveries get translated to the benefit of patients.
"The pace of discovery will be accelerated and there may be the side benefit that some discoveries may be more available to researchers nationwide".
The two sides have been battling over requests for documents and the pace of discovery.
Dr. Marcotte wondered if it was possible to speed up the pace of discovery.
