Sentence examples for present discoveries from inspiring English sources

In this training — which we do in educational presentations which sometimes include accelerated coursework — our teams often present discoveries made when developing on one project, with the hope that the solutions may benefit those working on other projects.

We present discoveries of the imprinting status of many genes for the neonatal brain, including genes not known to be imprinted in any tissue.

The present discoveries of carotenoid-related biological processes also support previous studies of carotenoid-associatied plastid development and key metabolic modifications [ 14, 22, 23].

Considering the morphological evolution of Raphidioptera, before our present discoveries only a few Middle Jurassic fossils of Mesoraphidiidae with well-preserved bodies were known, and in all these species the prothorax is narrower but slightly shorter than the head [ 6].

The present discovery highlights the potential application of NTE materials in cryogenic engineering.

The present discovery of the mean wind difference suggests that it would be interesting to revisit these data.

The unique feature of the present discovery is that the improper polarization (∼30 nC cm−2 at 5 K) with a direction parallel to hexagonal [1¯10] arises from the collinear Si · Sj-type spin exchange coupling.

The present discovery also represents the first described titanosaurian skull for the South American continent.

In this study, we identified the prognostic index for predicting PFS time in patients with advanced-stage serous ovarian cancer treated with platinum/taxane-based adjuvant chemotherapy across two types of microarray expression data from the present discovery set and publicly available external set by using the ridge regression Cox model.

Our present discovery breaks the long spell of ErbB2 as an orphan receptor.

The present discovery notes deals with use of combinatorial server for structural protein prediction and protein-protein interaction databases to deciphering the news clues about the radioresistance bacteria.