Sentence examples for use of discoveries from inspiring English sources

The merits of this argument are questionable; in many cases we can sensibly doubt the truth of a definition, especially where the definition makes use of discoveries that have not been part of our ordinary understanding, as is normally the case with definitions in the natural sciences.

CARS [3] proposed a service-oriented P2P environment that makes use of discovery function and nearest-neighbours algorithm for collecting user contexts from peers in order to generate recommendations.

Furthermore, the use of discovery samples in an applied Mendelian randomization (MR) analysis can potentially yield overfitting (38).

The four desirable factors in teachers namely, 'warmth, enthusiasm, use of discovery-learning methods, and high level of cognitive organization' are also qualities of educators who are student centered.

I often challenged my colleagues as to the use of their discoveries and soon earned a reputation for being quite outspoken and not fitting the conventional profile of a laboratory research scientist.

In his career as a successful surgeon Carson made constant use of the discoveries of other scientists, trusting that they had done their homework, accepting the truth of their conclusions.

Although the idea of 'personalized medicine' has generated much excitement, the clinical use of pharmacogenomic discoveries remains uncommon.

To make clinical use of the discovery, Dr. Srivastava said he would need first to duplicate the process with human cells, and then develop three drugs that could substitute for the three proteins used in the conversion process.

However, Bird himself never made practical use of this discovery, nor did he carry out any work in metallurgy as such.

Regardless of how the collection of binding sites is obtained, and especially important for the use of motif discovery methods, a model for the TF's specificity must be used, and usually it is some form of PWM.

Portraits of scientists use attributes of discovery to construct identities; portraits that include esoteric accessories may fashion identities for these too.