Sentence examples for new era of knowledge from inspiring English sources

Max F. Perutz, the British biochemist who won the Nobel Prize in chemistry in 1962, wrote that the discovery by the Benesches in 1966 "opened a new era" of knowledge about the respiratory system.

The rapid development and widespread availability of next generation sequencing and other molecular interrogation of tumors has heralded a new era of knowledge about each individual's tumor at a point in time.

In this context, the supplement editors hope that the publication and conference together help usher in a new era of knowledge-sharing among those who are committed to preventing and treating hepatitis B and C among people who inject drugs.

And what followed the Reformation wasn't the Enlightenment, a new era of openness and freely disseminated knowledge.

The analyses, by two rival groups, are the first step in what many biologists say will be a new era of medicine, one in which knowledge of the human genome sequence will enable physicians to recognize and treat disease at its genetic roots.

A new era of democratized news media dawned.

This may be viewed as the beginning of a new era of a scholarly and scholastic Aristotelianism in which Aristotle had to be taken as the basis for the acquisition of true knowledge in a number of fields.

"A new era of production has begun.

The dawn of a new era of openness?Humph.

There's a new era of glamour," he said.

"It's a new era of activism," she said.