Sentence examples for enduring discoveries from inspiring English sources

An employee of the turn-of-the-century Department of Agriculture, Van Fleet became world-known as a hybridizer, yet he was a shy man, who only reluctantly lent his name to one of his enduring discoveries.

The finding that birds use a time-compensated sun compass for orientation is one of the great enduring discoveries of animal navigation research (Kramer, 1950, 1952; Schmidt-Koenig, 1958).

Another important and enduring discovery was made by the Swiss.

Better antagonists of AMPA receptors, such as 2,3-BDZs, has been an enduring quest in drug discovery.

How to make better inhibitors, such as 2,3-BDZs, has been an enduring quest in drug discovery.

The discussion of the age of Squalomorphs is enduring and contingent on the discovery of new fossil information [ 25].

There are times when I miss the 'unambiguous' nature of traditional scientific research, where each new discovery is a clear, enduring addition to the collective body of human knowledge.

The photograph of that earthrise by the astronaut Bill Anders forms part of the Apollo program's enduring legacy — eclipsing, in many memories, any discoveries about the Moon or renewed sense of national pride.

Failure to take this heterogeneity into account might hinder progress in research on neurobiological substrates and discoveries of treatments for primary or enduring negative symptoms.

Discovery's interest speaks to the enduring news media fascination with the scandal, which seems to inspire a new television special every 5 to 10 years.

If it holds up, the discovery could help explain some of FTO's enduring mysteries and inconsistencies about how exactly it's working.