Sentence examples for present-day discoveries from inspiring English sources

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Finally, stories from both the history of science and present-day discoveries, when judiciously chosen, can convey that diverse populations of people can make key contributions in science (e.g., Brady, 2007).

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Determining protein small molecule binding affinity is a key component of present-day rational drug discovery.

The landscape of the book is broad, the scholarship is breathtakingly brilliant and comprehensive, as its pendulum swings between Darwin Wallace's theory and discoveries from the present-day genome sequencing studies, with attendant theoretical and experimental details.

Present-day evo-devo erupted out of the discovery of the homeobox and the conservation of the spatio-temporal expression pattern of these developmental genes.

In 1874 Custer's expedition to the Black Hills of present-day South Dakota found traces of gold, and the discovery was confirmed the following year by another team.

Oliver's discoveries about past practices began to inform present-day management, and he became increasingly involved in the conservation of woodland.

The Englishmen Robert F. Scott and Ernest Henry Shackleton led three expeditions between 1901 and 1913, pioneering routes into the interior and making important geologic, glaciological, and meteorologic discoveries that provided a firm foundation for present-day scientific programs.

He made several discoveries on the voyage, including the sites of present-day New York Harbor, Block Island, and Narragansett Bay, and was the first European explorer to name newly discovered North American sites after persons and places in the Old World.

With these data, we explore several issues related to the present-day candidate gene association study including the benefits of complete SNP discovery, the effects of tagSNP selection across diverse populations, and completeness of dbSNP for CRP.

When Christopher Columbus returned to Spain in 1493 and brought news of his "discovery" of the island of "La Española" (or Hispaniola), the present-day Dominican Republic, the "New World" was born.

But even if it was an accidental discovery, the rocket is part of a fine, ongoing tradition: a surprising number of present-day scientists have, at one time or another, sailed the good ship Serendip.

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