Sentence examples for parallel discoveries from inspiring English sources
Their parallel discoveries led to the subsequent unveiling of other compounds with sandwich structures, and in 1973, Fischer and Wilkinson were jointly awarded the Nobel Prize for Chemistry for their contributions to the study of organometallic compounds.
But, parallel discoveries made on corn by Emerson and his students, are not.
Exploring life's diversity and geography's effect on it was central to Darwin and Wallace's parallel discoveries of evolution.
Parallel discoveries for B-cell antigen receptor (BCR) signaling followed.
Chris also talked about parallel discoveries of growth factors and the provocative idea that they might regulate cell fate.
These results parallel discoveries with other conformational sensitive anti-PrP antibodies, including 8H4, which was also reported to have the lower affinity for PrPF198S than for PrPWt [ 11].
Charles's publication of "On the Origin of Species" was precipitated only after he received correspondence from the young naturalist Alfred Russel Wallace, who wrote from the Malay Archipelago, detailing his parallel discovery of the mechanism of natural selection.
Triad's approach, called Integrated Object-oriented PharmacoEngIOPE™ing (IOPE™), focuses on designing inhibitors for entire protein families, such as oxidoreductases and kinases, thereby enabling parallel discovery of inhibitors for multiple targets within a protein family.
What this development tells us, along with the parallel discovery that Tea Party members are in fact plain-vanilla Republicans dismayed by the rightward drift of the party leadership -- not uber-right wingers -- is that said leadership is not Republican at all, but a parasite that attached itself to the GOP.
The parallel discovery that mitochondria contain their own SOD (superoxide dismutase), MnSOD, confirmed the biological significance of mitochondrial O2− production [ 15].
Given that SF is greater in people with than without diabetes [ 8], we performed genome-wide association studies (GWASs) in two parallel discovery cohorts to identify loci associated with SF in participants with type 1 diabetes and without diabetes.
