Sentence examples for particular a discovery from inspiring English sources

In particular, a discovery was made that an important cell marker, CD133, that is expressed in non-malignant neural progenitor cells, is also expressed by brain tumor stem cells [8], [9], [10], [12], [13], [14].

However, the same researcher went on to describe the strategy of presenting unpublished data in the form of a talk, allowing the research group to stake a claim to priority over a particular discovery while buying more time to keep their materials and data exclusive while they conducted further experiments (Ibid).

Although we could not determine whether a particular discovery was true or false, at a given FDR (e.g. 10%) we knew the proportion (e.g. 90%) of discoveries that were true.

All SCs inside a considered network are therefore able to listen SP's reply for a particular discovery request.

But even if it's impossible to predict a particular major discovery, one can sometimes sense when a particular area of science is taking off, says Dr. Richard Klausner, a former head of the National Cancer Institute who is now a managing partner in the Column Group, a venture capital firm.

With her breathy Betty Boop voice and impressive dramatic range, Canga Antonio represents a particular discovery here.

Even if a particular discovery or insight isn't your own, being able to understand it and grasp its significance inspires awe.

The ErmineJ software generally uses Benjamini-Hochberg correction of p-values to determine which gene sets are selected with a particular false discovery rate (FDR).

Number of hits one can "expect" to see by chance when searching a database of a particular size False discovery rate.

As a general rule, each consecutive exploration stage is more expensive due to the progressively more drill- and study-intensive nature of the work required, in particular after discovery of a potentially economic mineral deposit.

This work resulted in the Nobel Prize in Physics for Alvarez in 1968, "For his decisive contributions to elementary particle physics, in particular the discovery of a large number of resonant states, made possible through his development of the technique of using hydrogen bubble chambers and data analysis".