First and foremost is the discovery that orthologs of VPS4 and ESCRT-III subunits mediate cytokinesis during cell division in archaebacterial species.
Small molecule-associated data with relevance for drug discovery include, first and foremost, chemical structure, compound activity, biological screening, and pharmacological data, which rapidly grow.
One of Japan's foremost developmental biologists, he made discoveries that illuminated the formation of the embryonic nervous system, and, using stem cells, he grew the optic cup, parts of the cerebral cortex, and the rudiments of a cerebellum.
The foremost cartographer of the age of discovery was Gerhard Kremer, known as Gerardus Mercator, of Flanders.
Jean-Christophe Jean-Christophe Mayers fonemoft Shakespearean scholars, says that the discovery oFranceSaint-Omer First Folio proves that the playwright was cherished by English Catholic exiles.
A month before Yadav's discovery, the National Green Tribunal, India's foremost environmental legislative body, banned the removal of sand from riverbeds without clearance from the Environment Ministry.
Your book "Letters to a Young Scientist" is first and foremost a book about passion and the delight of discovery.
Zahi Hawass, Egypt's foremost archaeologist who led the research, said: "This is the most important discovery in the Valley of the Kings since the discovery of King Tutankhamun, and one of the greatest adventures of my life".
First and foremost, nearly all recent philosophers operate with a notion of discovery that is narrower than Whewell's.
It's 50 years since I first became obsessed with dance, and it is the discoveries I made when really young that remain foremost in my mind as highlights.
