Sentence examples for groundbreaking studies from inspiring English sources

German chemistry was in the ascendant at this time, aided by such groundbreaking studies.

In 1950, as Director of Laboratories at Kuakini Hospital in Honolulu, he initiated his groundbreaking studies of heart disease and cancer.

Wilson took off from groundbreaking studies of ants to build his controversial, Darwin-inspired program of sociobiology, then became a leading champion of biodiversity.

His most groundbreaking studies were those on the Catholic priesthood, said William V. D'Antonio, a sociologist and colleague at Catholic University.

For all its oddities, the movie is surprisingly faithful to the 1897 novel, which infused a modern ashen-faced archetype of night-crawling depravity into popular culture around the same time Freud published his groundbreaking studies of hysteria.

This is, after all, where Dr. McClintock did her groundbreaking studies of Indian corn, analyzing the patterns of kernels to learn about the breaking and joining of genes and chromosomes inside the cells.

The area is little-researched, and this groundbreaking study helps shed more light on mental illness among academics.

That is the implication of a groundbreaking study from the Health Inequality Project on the impacts of inequality in the United States.

In 2004 there was a groundbreaking study conducted by Dr Hans Geyer, from the Institute of Biochemistry at the German Sport University in Cologne.

A groundbreaking study issued earlier this year led the state to overhaul its contracts with the private companies that run the houses.

Walter Mischel, (born February 22 , 1930 Vienna, Austria), American psychologist best known for his groundbreaking study on delayed gratification known as "the marshmallow test".