Sentence examples for a novel question from inspiring English sources
Go-go raises a novel question: could even an audience get into the Hall of Fame by showing ecstatic pride?
"Whether the NSA can restart this bulk collection is a novel question, and this decision should not be made in secret.
It's not a novel question, but if Gartner's predictions are correct, the answer could be leaning more definitively toward yes.
This paper focuses on a new direction, which is to design a novel question processing and classification model for answering clinical questions applied to electronic patient notes.
In particular, we study if state dependence is a more severe problem for immigrants than for natives, which is a novel question in the literature on overeducation of immigrants.
Forensics expert Jonathan Zdziarski said Tuesday Apple might have to write custom code to comply with the order, presenting a novel question to the court about whether the government could order a private company to hack its own device.
The idea is to find a question that is not obvious in the field and that addresses a conceptually novel question – and ideally something that is simple.
"The idea is to find a question that is not obvious in the field and that addresses a conceptually novel question – and ideally something that is simple" One consequence of this approach, and one of my goals, is that we actively avoid competition.
A more novel question, and central to the present paper, is why, as we have shown here, bivariate genetic correlations estimated by GCTA are as great as twin study estimates.
The mechanisms how Slc39a13 regulates the nuclear localization of Smad proteins should be an intriguing novel question, and the demonstration of a complex perturbation of intracellular signaling and of deregulation of gene expression in Slc39a13-ablated tissues and cells indicates avenues for further research.
Then there's a third and more novel question: whether a company that offers 3-D printing on demand can be held liable for the infringements of its users.
