Sentence examples for spurred the study from inspiring English sources
Under Collins, the institute also advanced the sequencing of the genomes of many model organisms, from yeast to the platypus, that have spurred the study of evolution at a molecular level.
Increased mortality associated with breast cancer in women has spurred the studies to develop new drugs.
The discovery of a large DNA loss (over 90%) in S. lemnae's developing MAC following polyploidization (Ammermann 1968) spurred the studies of genome reduction and reorganization in ciliates (Prescott 1994).
6,13-bis triisopropyl-silylethynyl) pentacene (TIPS-pentacene), a widely examined p-channel material as Au is used for source-drain electrodes, has recently been reported to exhibit electron transport when grown from non-polar solvent on divinyltetramethyldisiloxanebis (benzocyclobutene) (BCB) dielectric, spurring the study on this unusual electron transport.
The recognition of this heritable non-DNA sequence based mark has spurred the development of the study of epigenetics.
Mathematical modeling spurred the authors of that study to hypothesize that Cry1 and Cry2 have similar roles in period determination and that nuclear stabilization of either isoform leads to period lengthening.
Webster's highly publicized decline raised awareness of the issue of football-initiated brain damage and largely spurred the proliferation of CTE studies in the early 21st century.
Dr. Kahin, whose doctorate was in political science from Johns Hopkins, spurred the growth of Southeast Asian studies.
The Tunisian Uprising in 2011 has spurred the development of new research studies on Tunisian transnational political activism, but most are on going.
The advent of DNA microarray technology has spurred the recent growth of toxicogenomics studies [reviewed in Waters and Fostel (2004)].
This topic is connected to a new way of thinking about global politics and political intersections between countries, which spurs the need to study complex political identities, the concept of citizenship from abroad, and new kind of voters and voting behaviors.
