Sentence examples for make discovery and from inspiring English sources

The presence of homoeologous sequences and absence of a reference genome sequence make discovery and genotyping of single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) more challenging in polyploid crops.

They even rely on common tools to make discoveries and visually represent their conclusions.

Yet artists and scientists alike ask questions, observe phenomena, experiment with materials, make discoveries, and present information.

I think the driving force is quite a normal scientific desire to make discoveries and to understand things.

Critics – and audiences – are so desperate to make discoveries, and so hyped to enjoy themselves, that they call a good show a great one.

The role of university libraries is not just about providing access to content, but enabling users to learn, make discoveries and develop insights of their own.

But I am afraid that the only way to really make the UK the best place for scientists to make discoveries and to make them pay is to solve the problems in the system we already have.

"We will continue to make discoveries and publish them freely," Stefánsson says.

Students are keen to learn details of the craft that will give them the power to make discoveries, and they intuitively are exacting critics.

My motivation is to be a great person, to help the world, to make discoveries and to prove that girls and women can do anything.

The discovery and relevance scale combines two of the five proposed design features of CUREs: the potential for students to make discoveries and the relevance of their work beyond the classroom.