Sentence examples for textbook discoveries from inspiring English sources
Dr. Brenner, who shared an office with Dr. Crick for 20 years, played a major role in many of textbook discoveries made by Dr. Crick's circle.
Scientists generally do not give permanent names to elements and write them into textbooks until the discoveries have been confirmed by another laboratory.
Fittingly, the last chapter in this textbook is entitled 'Drug Discovery in Apoptosis', by O'Brien and Dixit.
The discovery was a textbook example of the usefulness of having people check the data alongside computers, says Chris Lintott, an astronomer at Oxford who helps to manage the Planet Hunters project.
An energetic worker and an inspiring teacher, he described his discoveries in a famous textbook, Handbuch der Physiologie des Menschen ("Manual of Human Physiology"), published in the 1830s.
True, the reader must put aside a familiarity with Smith's discoveries, which have long since become textbook information, and travel back in time to the days when the earth was literally terra incognita.
What is it about the discovery of a new work by a textbook name?
Usually this isn't a problem, but some new discoveries disprove what is stated in previous textbooks.
Recent discoveries are prompting for a revision of biochemistry textbooks.
The resulting discoveries identified three distinct social processes now described in textbooks as "bystander inhibition".
Geoff Marcy of the University of California at Berkeley said that the discovery was ranked "as among the most profound scientific discoveries in human history," and that the planet "will go into every textbook worldwide".
