Sentence examples for has discovered multiple from inspiring English sources

Mr. Staller said he has discovered multiple passions at Bowdoin -- the German language that is his major, pre-med classes in biology and chemistry and the student newspaper, the Orient, where he is the editor.

We propose that this suggests that evolution has discovered multiple implementations using inhibitory interneurons in other circuits, but in the basal ganglia appears to have discovered a mechanism in a circuit lacking interneurons.

Last week at a conference in Malaysia, Felix Lindner, an expert in network equipment security, said he had discovered multiple vulnerabilities in Huawei's routers.

The police report states that investigating officers had "discovered multiple pictures displaying an unknown type of rifle pointing in the direction of various Los Angles city streets [sic]," determined McAnuff was @StillDMC, and confirmed his location.

"With several months of in-depth research on Tesla Cars, we have discovered multiple security vulnerabilities and successfully implemented remote control on Tesla Model S in both Parking and Driving Mode," the group said on its blog.

We have discovered multiple HEG-containing group I introns in a single bacterial gene.

Most notably, we have discovered multiple heteroplasmic sites in tRNA genes that are also common to both species (Table 1, Table 2, Figure 2).

Finally, we have discovered multiple binding sites in human BDNF promoters for the transcription factors that have been shown to participate in neuronal activity-dependent transcription of rodent BDNF gene.

Recent studies [ 39- 42] have discovered multiple differences in the genetic underpinnings of sex determination in C. elegans and C. briggsae, supporting the hypothesis that hermaphroditism evolved convergently in these two species.

Remarkably, whereas previous GWASs for other complex traits with far smaller sample sizes had discovered multiple novel variants, only one locus on chromosome 15, which harbors the cluster of nicotinic acetylcholine receptor genes CHRNA3-CHRNA5-CHRNB4, has been robustly associated with CPD across multiple GWAS of smoking [ 2- 7].

Genome-wide studies aiming at the identification of pathophysiologically relevant novel genes and pathways have discovered multiple previously unknown molecular mechanisms, and this has fostered a new phase of candidate gene and pathway research that is informed by complex genetic, biological, and bioinformatic data.