Sentence examples for distinct discoveries from inspiring English sources

There are 13 modules that significantly overlap with the cluster method, while the others represent distinct discoveries by our method (see Supplementary Table S4).

We conducted a two-stage program in which we first collected blood and urine samples from three distinct cohorts (Discovery study) to identify novel protein biomarkers for AKI.

There are also several factors that make Discovery distinct from its forebears even as it very comfortably exists within the extant Star Trek milieu of transporters and communications and phasers (Oh my!).

There were 927 gene expression probes significantly associated with age representing 688 distinct genes (false discovery rate adjusted p-value, q < 0.1), 477/688 of these age-related genes were associated with growth ontology (p<3.4 × 10-3).

Three distinct LC/MS-based discovery programs were established to identify a diverse spectrum of candidate biomarkers which could serve as the basis for a blood-based immunoassay for detection or diagnosis of lung cancer.

In our specific study case which is distinct from a discovery strategy but rather a confirmation study where the aim is to identify cell type equivalence relationships that have already been demonstrated in order to validate the relevance of our method, we chose a more stringent 0.10 as the threshold for the FDR.

They haven't entirely lost their spirit of mischief – Small Wishes is a likable country jangle featuring the surprising tinkle of a barroom piano – but for the most part, there's a distinct lack of joy, discovery and invention here.

"There are two distinct problems in drug discovery: biology and chemistry," he said.

Natural products from higher fungi origin are irreplaceable sources of architecturally distinct scaffolds for drug discovery [1, 2].

This blurring of previously distinct lines between early discovery in academia and developing applications in industry is important for academics to understand, Tadigadapa says.

In the course of the 19th century, as philosophy of science and science became two distinct endeavors, the term "discovery" became a technical term in philosophical discussions.