Sentence examples for exceptional biology from inspiring English sources
At Oundle school, David's scientific career was sparked by an exceptional biology teacher, Ioan Thomas, who gave him freedom to roam the fields, woods, and riverbanks around the school, where he developed his interest in British beetles.
In 1990 Palade moved to the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) School of Medicine, where he acted as dean for scientific affairs, served as professor of medicine, and established an exceptional cell biology program.
As mentioned above, the situation in chromatin biology is exceptional, because of the role of histone PTM antibodies as the sole research tool in this field.
His contributions to papillomavirus and cancer biology research were exceptional.
Thus, our finding of a greater-than-expected number of patients with a known antecedent plasma cell disorder may indicate that exceptional responders have more favorable disease biology at baseline.
The computability enabled by BEL and the broad coverage of toxicologically relevant biology make the DACS Network an exceptional, open-source tool for evaluating modern 'omics' data.
With the increasing development of biotechnology and informatics technology, the past decade has seen an exceptional growth in publicly available data in chemistry and biology, especially in human-specific molecular interaction data.
New azidation methods continue to stimulate reaction invention, and are driven by the exceptional versatility of the azide group in chemistry and biology.
Louis Pasteur (1822-1895) is an exceptional scientist who opened a new era in medicine and biology.
Given that the Caryophylalles is a group of exceptional interest from the point of view of evolutionary developmental biology we expect that more transcriptomic data will be available for this group.
He harbours an exceptional ambition: to build Applera's shareholder value by industrialising modern biology.When Celera was created in 1998, its goal was ambitious too: to sequence the human genome in three years, becoming the "Bloomberg of biology" by selling access to the information in a comprehensive, user-friendly database.
