Sentence examples for discovery that spurred from inspiring English sources
The discovery that spurred Dr. Stevenson's imaginings is more modest, at least on the surface.
Earlier this year, for example, researchers affiliated with the progeria foundation announced that they had identified the gene that causes the syndrome, a discovery that should spur efforts to find treatments and possibly a cure.
In 2000, the Federal Trade Commission uncovered evidence of price fixing of compact discs, a discovery that helped spur an investigation into the prices of compact discs in Europe by the European Commission, the European Union's executive body.
Scientists have now identified the type of cell that gave rise to these tumors--a discovery that may spur development of a test or vaccine for the lethal disease.
That spurred him to write novels.
That spurs productivity and company formation.
Fully believing in the supremacy of the church and the literal truth of scripture, the twelfth-century papacy would have found it impossible to conceive the discovery of a heliocentric universe or the disaffection that spurred the Reformation.
Although efficiencies currently are far from that needed for commercial application, this discovery has spurred research towards future production platforms using both fermentative and direct photobiological routes.
The widely recognized contribution of ESTs to gene discovery has spurred the production of very large numbers of these sequences.
Terms like "in our backyard" and "stone's throw" were used liberally, and many expressed the hope that the discovery might spur a space exploration renaissance.
