Sentence examples for discovery precisely from inspiring English sources

William Whewell's work, especially the two volumes of Philosophy of the Inductive Sciences of 1840, is an important contribution to the philosophical debates about scientific discovery precisely because he clearly separated the creative moment or "happy thought" as he called it from other elements of scientific inquiry.

Genetics started with the Mendel's discovery precisely 150 years ago that germ cells possess both male and female determinants while gametes contain either one or the other but never both.

Ironically, we label supposed "old" dying species as "new" discoveries using precisely the criteria -- no previous record -- that would define a new species.

I'm not saying this sunscreen (wasn't it a cream in previous paragraphs?) can't do this, I'm just curious as to why the discovery of how to precisely control cellular behaviour is being used for minor cosmetic concerns, rather than curing countless diseases.

2013 - James Rothman, Randy Schekman, and Thomas Sudhof for their discovery of how cells precisely transport material.

The framework is or, more precisely, sustains a discovery procedure.

q-value can be used to assess false discovery rate (FDR; more precisely, pFDR, see [41] for details).

Exploration of any kind is useful only when the location of the discoveries can be noted precisely.

3) Paradigm-changing discoveries have notoriously limited early impact (3), precisely because the more a discovery deviates from the current paradigm, the longer it takes to be appreciated by the community (16).

It would be such a fantastic discovery if it were true, precisely because it's unexpected, and because it would be the tip of an iceberg of new forms of matter," Ellis says.

Michael E. Tigar, Mr. Nichols's lead lawyer, said in an interview that the discovery of the documents fit precisely with his claims that the Federal Bureau of Investigation had withheld documents from the defense.