Sentence examples for separate research groups from inspiring English sources

In 1983, two separate research groups led by Robert Gallo and Luc Montagnier independently declared that a novel retrovirus may have been infecting AIDS patients, and published their findings in the same issue of the journal Science.

The new director of the Institute, Charles Kellaway, wanted to increase the activities of the organisation to not only support hospital operations but have separate research groups in physiology, microbiology and biochemistry that would also do independent studies.

During this time, the students are distributed to the separate research groups, including computational biology, at the Center according to their interests and aspirations.

Although the data were collected by separate research groups using different sexuality measures, the use of two generally comparable population based probability samples for these analyses shows external validity of the study findings and made it possible to create the new sexually active life expectancy measure.

Two separate research groups have reported on the comparison of the amino acid sequences of Twinkle homologues from a wide variety of eukaryotic species, and have shown that there is high homology in the conserved Walker motifs for the C-terminal DNA helicase domain of the Arabidopsis protein [ 4, 5].

Ms. Roche, 24, did not work directly for Dr. Togias, but within a separate research group there.

Google has 1,900 employees, and no separate research group, so all 1,900, effectively, are charged to "boldly go where no one has gone before" (its words).

"Typically it's hard for a startup to have a whole separate research group while you also have a product group… Now with Facebook's partnership it's been incredible who we've been able to bring on board, and we now have one of the best research groups in the world".

In an extended observation, BMLs were also scored using a modified version of WORMS by a separate research group, in order to compare the two scoring systems.

This thirst has forced corporates to cater to the interests of researchers — separating research groups as much as possible from revenue-centric company interests.

In separate research, the group also found that pRNA alone could bind ATP, a task that usually falls to proteins.