Sentence examples for Novel occurrence from inspiring English sources

A novel occurrence of an Eemian interglacial peat was identified in 2011 in a short-lived outcrop of the NEL-pipeline trench, near the village of Banzin, Germany.

Australia's offshore detention policy is regularly posited around the world as a "solution" to the "problem" of forced migration, as though it has brought resolution to Aziz and his fellows, and as if people being forced to flee is somehow a novel occurrence.

Taken together, the modulation of apoptosis in human macrophages by S. aureus seems to be a novel occurrence.

Paradoxical bronchospasm after inhalation of a bronchodilator is not a novel occurrence.

While DLPFC is one of the most frequent site selections for anodal tDCS, placing the reference (cathodal) electrode on the contralateral cheek is a relatively novel occurrence.

It is worth noting that persistent AF was a pre-existing condition in the three cases enrolled in the study, and no novel occurrence was observed during follow-up after BAT implant.

Life scientists continually uncover novel occurrences of a given biological phenomenon, and not infrequently, these novelties fall within the expected range of diversity.

The previously developed SLiMScape plugin for Cytoscape 2.x enabled the user to interactively run SLiMFinder for de novo SLiM discovery, or SLiMSearch for predicting novel occurrences of known SLiMs.

Here, we analyze the distribution and the phylogenetic relationship of the PWWP domain containing proteins of land plants to assess whether it appears as inherited assemblies, as single domain acquisitions/deletions, or as entirely novel occurrences in plant-specific combinations.

However, the PWWP domain in association with the VHS-ENTH-ANTH domains found in the land plants, but not algae, and of the PWWP domain in association with the GLYR1 function found in the human genome, but not in the cnidarian or the choanoflagellate, may represent novel occurrences in the plant or metazoan lineages, respectively.

We present a general framework for co-occurrence analysis based on a bipartite graph representation of the data, a novel co-occurrence statistic, and software performing co-occurrence analysis as well as generation and analysis of co-occurrence networks.