Sentence examples for later discovery from inspiring English sources

He repeatedly interprets phrases from the notebooks as anticipating some later discovery.

Dr. Lawrence predicted many aspects of the functioning of lymphocytes and immune cells, and his work provided clues to the later discovery of immune substances known as cytokines.

The later discovery of chromosomes as the carriers of genetic units supported Mendel's two basic laws, known as the law of segregation and the law of independent assortment.

Days later, Discovery, a failed bidder for Channel 5, and Virgin Media-owner Liberty Globacquiredred All3Media, the UK indie behind shows including Skins and Midsomer Murders, for £550m.

An airman whose subsequent audit found more $6,000 of casino expenses beyond what the inspectors initially found in 2015 only received a "letter of counseling" after the later discovery.

An inquest after the recovery of Bluebird's wreckage in 2001 and the later discovery of Campbell's remains blamed miscalculated deceleration and ripples from the craft's first run as the likely causes of the accident.

Conceptually, this work anticipated later discoveries in genetics.

But in later discoveries those same forms make up parts of words.

Squibb did not patent this process or any of his later discoveries.

Later discoveries of complete jaw bones demonstrated that they were from extinct apes.

Later discoveries overturned those views, and recent finds suggest quite a few in central Europe were handsome redheads.