Sentence examples for published discoveries from inspiring English sources

However, I expect that almost all of the published discoveries such as in exoplanets.org are real.

While examples of conjoined twins have occurred in other whale species such as fin, sei and minke, it is thought there are no previously published discoveries of the phenomenon in gray whales.

According to this year's data, we still lead the world in advanced degrees in science and engineering, published discoveries, and research and development, but the report also shows advances from Asia (mainly Chinese) challenging that leadership.

Below, the contributions made by PRICE to published discoveries are reviewed.

Database URL: http://eagl.unige.ch/GOCat4FT/ The problem of data deluge in proteomics is well known: the available curated data lag behind current biological knowledge contained in the literature (1 3), and professional curators need assistance from text mining to keep up with the flow of published discoveries (4 6).

In a widely published discovery, Becker found that the drip-pans of refrigerators caused allergies in humans.

Just four months after Zootaxa published discovery information about a new leaf-tailed gecko in Madagascar last summer, the animal began appearing in Europe.

Gregory (1916) published Discovery, in which he praised Huxley as a "warrior of science" (p. 10), and emphasized the importance of science for general education in promoting human development using rhetoric reminiscent of Huxley's (1895).

All the ORs are in the same direction for the risk alleles from published discovery studies.

The four published variants had similar effects on age at menopause as observed in the two published discovery studies and our unpublished data from ReproGen, although in each case the effect was smaller, which is consistent with other GWAS, where the discovery effect is larger than in replication cohorts due to over-inflation or 'winners curse'.

If pictures were shoved out willy-nilly, so the argument goes, there's a danger that independent researchers could spot something and publish discoveries "for free".