Sentence examples for observational discoveries from inspiring English sources

Increasing computing power and advances in the development of algorithms, or computer codes representing subtle physics, have deepened scientists' understanding of the web and revealed its links to recent observational discoveries in the cosmos.

The prediction of a charge-sign dependent effect in solar modulation in the late 1970s and the confirmatory observational discoveries can also be considered as a milestone.

This assumption, made before Hubble's observational discovery of the expansion of the universe, was also natural; it was the simplest approach, as Aristotle had discovered, if one wishes to avoid a discussion of a creation event.

This assumption, made before American astronomer Edwin Hubble's observational discovery of the expansion of the universe in 1927, was also natural; it was the simplest approach, as Aristotle had discovered, if one wished to avoid a discussion of a creation event.

With this observational discovery at sight, we not only settled the theory previously formulated a few years before, but mainly opened a new field of applications with soft materials where the mechanical interplay between surface and bulk motions matters.

Through this and the comprehensive characterisation of both prognostic and functional aspects of circulating MPs, this study has taken a basic observational discovery along the translational pathway towards possible clinical relevance.

In the multicenter observational Discovery study, a total of 300 potential biomarkers for the detection of AKI were evaluated in a heterogeneous group of 522 patients at high risk of AKI [ 9].

Observational gene discovery studies have been performed in ACR [ 8].

We would like to add the following quote from Albert Szent-Györgyi which we believe reflects the essence and value of observational studies: "Discovery consists of seeing what everybody has seen and thinking what nobody has thought".

Spinoza, however, discounted the relevance of observational data to the discovery of truths of nature.

The role of observational evidence in scientific discovery was an important topic for Whewell (1858) and Mill (1872) among others in the 19th century.