Sentence examples for prompt discovery from inspiring English sources

Dr. Alon said that Dr. Young's work was "wonderfully inspiring" and would prompt discovery of the transcriptional networks in other types of cell.

But I do think that activism — which is admittedly accompanied by the kind of determination that can prompt discovery — can also impair vision.

In a nuanced piece (which I'm sure was in the works before my post appeared), he offered that "activism — which is admittedly accompanied by the kind of determination that can prompt discovery — can also impair vision.

With notable exceptions (Doll, 1999 ), it would seem that, without prompt discovery of the relevant agent, evidence of infectivity is for many unpersuasive.

Transmissions for critical events and specified 'out-of bounds' conditions were transmitted immediately without patient interaction, and flagged for attention, suiting this remote technology for prompt discovery of silent problems.

These limitations prompted discovery strategies from alternative sample sources, such as conditioned media or proximal fluids (Faca et al, 2008; Gortzak-Uzan et al, 2008; Gunawardana et al, 2009; Kuk et al, 2009).

It not only disseminated abstruse ideas, but even prompted discoveries itself.

Highlight's whole goal was to use your Facebook social graph to prompt passive discovery of contacts around you, notifying you when they're nearby and hopefully setting you up to meet up and chat.

We hope that our findings can prompt the discovery of better and more effective mechanisms for selecting strains for future serological testing.

Remote monitoring of patients with implantable devices promises prompt problem discovery.

In summary, merely committing patients to 'remote monitoring' is insufficient to guarantee 'early' detection of system problems, although the relevance of prompt problem discovery continues to increase in the light of recent lead and device advisories.