Sentence examples for seminal data from inspiring English sources

This discovery, in later years, led to the establishment of PRBO's Palomarin field station, a site that has produced seminal data on migratory songbirds of the Western Hemisphere.

The model of reciprocal diminishing returns gives a much better fit of Drake and Botte's (1993) seminal data than their own multiple-look model did.

Going more deeply into the results, the computational exposure assessment of SAR of the present WLAN system provides seminal data in human body regarding the spatial distribution of RF power absorption in the human head.

Based on seminal data from multiple laboratories it was hypothesized that the mechanism of carcinogenesis induced by folate depletion might include both genetic damage consequent to altered availability of dTTP, and epigenetic damage consequent to altered levels of AdoMet [ 8, 9].

Similar results were obtained with seminal fluids (data not shown).

This clinical study provides useful and seminal preliminary data that warrant further investigation, that ideally should be followed up in a randomised controlled trial.

Control oocytes that were not inseminated showed no sign of embryo development after 24 hours, whereas oocytes inseminated with sperm collected from consort spermatophores, sneaker spermatophores, and from sperm masses (spermatangia) retrieved from the female's oviduct or seminal receptacle (data not shown) showed multinuclear staining as a result of discoidal cleavage at the animal pole.

To that extent, freelance journalist and technologist Kevin Anderson suggested a repeat of a seminal experiment in data journalism and social science, performed in the wake of the 1967 Detroit riots, a six-day breakdown of law and order which left 3 dead, hundreds injured, and 7,000 people arrested.

A seminal paper analyzed data across studies and concluded that between-animal variability of a given pathway can exceed 2 orders of magnitude (Scannell et al. 2000).

A seminal paper containing data collected during 1995 1998 highlighted the increased risk for disease among children <2 years of age and adults ≥65 years of age, as well as substantial racial disparity (greater risk for black persons vs. white persons) in every age group (6 ).

Brynjolfsson et al. [5] also leverage the panel for their seminal study on big data.