Sentence examples similar to genesis of discovery from inspiring English sources
We describe herein the genesis of our discovery, present the detractors' arguments, and discuss the consequences of such biopiracy denunciations for scientific research.
He wrote about the genesis of this discovery to his niece Esther Isaacson: "I began to understand my sensations and to know what it was that I wanted to do when I was about 40 years old [in the 1870s] but vaguely".
The first was "Christopher Columbus: The Genesis of the Great Discovery" (1974), and the last was "Christopher Columbus, Genius of the Sea" (1991).
On this view, psychological genesis (or the context of discovery) was irrelevant to the question of logical justification (or the context of justification).
Sequencing of the genome means that a review of DNA sequences, measuring mRNA expression and interrogation of protein products, are frequently the genesis of new biomedical discoveries.
The original genesis of this was Deller's discovery of the fact that Bloody Sunday was the day after the Bowie tour opened.
However, despite the unprecedented rate of discovery of novel mutations and gene fusions in TC, evidence towards the tumor genesis of TC is still not convincing because of the still large search space.
"That moment of discovery".
They were terrified of discovery.
