Sentence examples for prior discovery from inspiring English sources

In 1939 Noddack asserted her prior discovery of nuclear fission.

He failed to pursue the possibility, however, and later disclaimed any prior discovery when the German physicist Gustav R. Kirchhoff published his explanation of the Fraunhofer lines.

Despite a fairly widespread belief that the idea of social development is a product of prior discovery of biological evolution, the facts are the reverse.

The possible explanations for the negative findings are that the prior discovery studies were false positive results that did not validate because the biology assumptions were incorrect for the biology SNPs and that the statistics were misleading for the statistically chosen SNPs.

Because of our prior discovery of the resistance of silenced chromatin to shearing at HMR (Özaydın B., submitted), we tested candidate regions, based on the input-Seq analysis, to determine if variation in the sequence coverage was due to shearing differences in the chromatin.

They are congruent with our prior discovery of dispersed hybrid fruits that we mentioned in the Introduction.

The pilot cable required a series of prior discoveries and inventions.

Moreover, careers are made by producing exciting new results at the frontiers of knowledge, not by verifying prior discoveries.

Of course, there are always prior discoveries that guide you in your work, and what helped us tremendously was the fact that there was already some information available about inflammatory signalling: the signalling pathways of NFκB [nuclear factorκB] and the IL1R [interleukin-1 receptor] were known, and the TNF [tumor necrosis factor] pathway was being characterised at the time.

… Last physical contact with victim prior to discovery was by PO [name redacted] at 2047 hrs on 09 Feb 06.

Incidentally, with decreased supply, prices for sex have risen: witness a neat ledger shown to the commission by a Swedish state prosecutor, Lars Ågren, documenting the massive profits enjoyed, prior to discovery, by a Polish outfit running 23 prostitutes.