Sentence examples for worthy discoveries from inspiring English sources

Here are some worthy discoveries that shouldn't be allowed to slip through the cracks.

Len went on to a distinguished career in cellular biology culminating in his Nobel worthy discovery that cells when grown in vitro had only a restricted replicative capacity associated with shortened telomeres.

"When it comes to deciding who made Nobel Prize-worthy discoveries, I think we are the experts, not a set of lawyers," Hans Jörnvall, secretary of the Nobel Committee for Physiology or Medicine, said.

Sheldon appears headed for some kind of revelation — either a Nobel-worthy discovery, his first real sexual experience or a nervous breakdown.

The Karolinska Institute asks 3,000 scientists and administrators to nominate by Jan . 31researchers who they believe have made the most prize-worthy discovery for consideration in that year's competition.

Of course the results need to be verified and reproduced elsewhere, since "extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence", but I still believe this is a hugely significant – and possibly Nobel prize-worthy – discovery.

That's not to say there aren't new cheeses worthy of discovery.

Here in Britain, everything new is seen as something worthwhile to explore, worthy of discovery.

Deciding what else is worthy of discovery is harder, in part because there is no coherent unity to Paris churches.

But Murray hoped that if a middle ground could be achieved he could create graphically rich environments worthy of discovery — a fictional version of exploration that had a grain of reality to it.

It was really an experiment about whether there were still places left in the world where travel guides and the Internet had not yet created a trail for tourists to follow -- places that were still worthy of discovery, with enough activities to fill at least a few days (and of course, a place to sleep).