Sentence examples for ground-breaking paper from inspiring English sources
Fowler's initial venture into history began in 1979 with a ground-breaking paper Ratio In Early Greek Mathematics, published in the Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society.
Richard Doll was the British statistician working for the Medical Research Council who published a ground-breaking paper in the British Medical Journal in 1950 that concluded there was "a real association between carcinoma of the lung and smoking".
Not only do colleagues notice the ground-breaking paper, but the latter also attracts the attention to older publications of the same author (see Fig. 1).
Most attention has been paid to local protein/DNA interaction ever since Britten and Davidson had published their ground-breaking paper on gene regulation [ 1].
The ground-breaking paper [ 27] on the latter was published in 2006; and already it has been followed by a flurry of similar work on different types of tumors [ 28- 31].
A next step was taken by Dumas (2005) in a ground-breaking paper that described mindfulness training as one avenue for parents to break the "automaticity" of maladaptive parenting interactions.
Einstein's "miraculous year" of 1905, in which he not only deduced special relativity but also kick-started quantum theory and published several other ground-breaking papers, was an unrivalled creative burst.
Whilst the screen must have been very labour intensive the paper does feel more like a 'technique paper' rather than a ground-breaking research paper.
It's a conflict DeepMind is eager to avoid, and part of the reason the team published its ground-breaking Nature paper, detailing the inner workings of AlphaGo, in advance.
Meyer has made his own contribution to medical science as well with a ground-breaking research paper titled "Sword Swallowing And Its Side Effects," which was published in the December 2006 British Medical Journal and is considered the first comprehensive medical study in the 4,000 year history of sword swallowing.
I first became aware of Zofia's innovative work on the function of neuropeptide Y (NPY) outside the brain through her ground-breaking Nature Medicine paper, in 2007, entitled "Neuropeptide Y acts directly in the periphery on fat tissue and mediates stress-induced obesity and metabolic syndrome" (Kuo et al., 2007).
