Sentence examples for key discoveries from inspiring English sources

Visual observers subsequently made many key discoveries.

One of Yang's key discoveries was that starvation was not the only cause of death.

Levy is a researcher-physician who has made key discoveries about how bacteria become resistant to antibiotics.

It was for these key discoveries that she was elected a fellow of the Royal Society in 1999.

Also at the conference, Danish researchers revealed key discoveries using cancer-fighting drug romidepsin to expose hibernating HIV.

But amazingly, a self-taught researcher called Leonardo da Vinci thought through a lot of their key discoveries hundreds of years earlier.

The book covers a wide range of climate-related topics, starting with a history of some key discoveries in the field of climate science beginning nearly 200 years ago.

"Yet EU legislation requires us to use more and more animals for toxicity testing today, while scientists are making more and more key discoveries that require animals for research.

A great scientist who made key discoveries which transformed the understanding of brain function and malfunction, Julius Axelrod's work was essential to modern knowledge and pharmacology of the central nervous system.

This event, he said, would highlight Schoenberg's reverence for the music of the past, and for the music of Brahms in particular – thus getting to the heart of one of the Modernists' key discoveries.

In it Archimedes recounts how he used a "mechanical" method to arrive at some of his key discoveries, including the area of a parabolic segment and the surface area and volume of a sphere.