Sentence examples for era of the study from inspiring English sources

Franz Nissl had revolutionized tissue-staining, making various cell constituents stand out, opening up what was characterized as "a new era" of the study of brain cells and tissues.

Finally, and most importantly, our effort may continue in the near future by proposing a different Era for the study of the natural history of Earth to new students enrolling in print making, ceramics, and more art courses.

Both believed that the miraculous effectiveness of DDT (5 ) opened up a dazzling new era for the study of malaria: DDT was highly effective against the parasite-carrying mosquitoes and interrupted the transmission of the malaria parasite.

The BCS-BEC crossover phenomenon has been experimentally realized by using ultracold gases of (^{6}Li) and 40 K atoms and it has opened a new era for the study of some longstanding theoretical proposals in many fermion systems.

This has been a great era for the study of error.

At the same time, the study ushers in a new and uncertain era for the study of such dangerous agents as bird flu, anthrax and Ebola virus.

The era of genomics (the study of genes and their function) began a scant dozen years ago with a suggestion by James Watson that the complete DNA sequence of the human genome be determined.

In the new era of biotechnology, the study in mass production of recombinant protein has attracted a lot of attention towards protein therapy which can readily overcome the limitations faced in gene therapy and plasmid DNA-based vaccines.

The owners of the house, a three-bedroom two-bathroom home from the era of the Case Study Houses, "did an amazing job with lighting and furniture.

They're selling an invention, bundled with the idea of this invention as an important part of a new era in the study of human culture.

The studies with higher prevalence of HIV retinopathy were done on patients in the Pre-HAART era and majority of the study subjects were in advanced stages of the disease.