Sentence examples for a novel actor from inspiring English sources
In consequence, GPR3 dysfunction could be involved in the etiology of disorders associated with emotional disturbances, thereby representing a novel actor of the cAMP-dependent signaling pathway linked to behavioral responses.
Conversely, the aforementioned arguments strongly suggest the importance to focus on appendix microbiota as a novel actor capable to modulate host metabolism via shaping appendix immune function.
In this issue of EMBO Molecular Medicine, D'Andrea et al (2015) identified PI3Kγ as a novel actor in the search for molecular bases of ADHD.
Because SOX-9 is essential for chondrocyte differentiation, we propose that HC-gp39 could be considered a novel actor involved in chondrogenesis.
The discovery of SGN3 strongly advances our ability to interrogate mechanisms of plant nutrient homeostasis and provides a novel actor for localized microdomain formation at the endodermal plasma membrane.
TP53INP1 is a novel molecular actor in obesity and type 2 diabetes, thus being a promising target in prevention or therapy of metabolic syndrome.
Ahead of the premiere of "The Handmaid's Tale," Hulu's 2017 adaptation of Margaret Atwood's beloved dystopian novel, actor Elisabeth Moss would like to make one point clear: The show is "obviously" feminist.
To summarize, digital communication technologies and information flows introduce a host of novel actors to pandemic response.
This model highlights how the application of new communication technologies in pandemic response is often accompanied by an influx of novel actors and convergence of previously distinct activities within single technological platforms or institutional operations.
In each instance, the influx of novel actors carries a risk for decision-making authority and agency to be moved into novel fora, further outside the influence of national authorities.
These examples are not explored in depth, but are meant to illustrate the consistent interplay of convergence with digital media and the injection of novel actors across a variety of humanitarian settings.
