Sentence examples for was discovered to exist from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, the Lorentz force of magnetism was discovered to exist between two electric currents.

A brief clip from Episode 4 of The Crusade was discovered to exist when fans who had an audio recording of that episode noted an off-camera cough that was also heard at the very beginning of The Space Museum.

After analyzing the differences in gene expressions of the WT and the GMS mutant during the anther development, several opposite gene expression were discovered to exist in the anther development of GMS mutant.

This approach has successfully been applied in the study of histone H3 variants in Drosophila, where it was found that histone H3.3 possesses marks associated with euchromatin [ 15] and in the profiling of PTMs on H3.1 and H3.3 during chromatin assembly [ 16], where specific methylation states of HK9 were discovered to exist on non-nucleosomal variants.

The Phantom of Heilbronn murdered her way across Europe until, last March, she was discovered not to exist.

This binding motif was further discovered to also exist in streptavidin-binding aptamers (SBAs) selected by three other laboratories using different methods.

Amphetamine was discovered in 1887 and exists as two enantiomers: levoamphetamine and dextroamphetamine.

In approximately one-third of the thrombocytopenic neonates the IVH was discovered before the thrombocytopenia existed and this raises the question whether IVH can be explained as a cause or an effect of thrombocytopenia[ 22- 24].

This was later changed to "Hartford City" after it was discovered that another "Hartford" already existed elsewhere in Indiana.

Legislation to License Locksmiths Exists A proposal that would require locksmiths in Nassau County to be licensed recently hit a stumbling block when it was discovered that such legislation already exists.

Even though zeolite ZSM-5 was first described as a synthetic material, a natural mineral form (named Mutinaite) also exists as it was discovered in Antarctica adjacent to deposits of natural zeolite Beta.