The phrase "an array of novel" is not correct in written English.
It should be "an array of novels" if referring to multiple books.
Example: "The library has an array of novels that cater to different tastes and genres."
Alternatives: "a collection of novels" or "a variety of novels."
Bent-core or 'banana-shaped' molecules have displayed an array of novel chiral liquid crystal (LC) phases.
The new high water recovery processes delineated in this work provide an array of novel options for removing hydrocarbons and desalination under different conditions.
It also displays an array of novel tactics like an ability to steal design documents or even sabotage equipment in a factory that suggest its creators are much more sophisticated than hackers whose work has been seen before.
The relevance of hydrological surface processes, such as drainage formation, landscape's evolution, pollutant diffusion, and sediment transport, has recently fostered the development of an array of novel sensing systems.
Britain could become increasingly vulnerable to attack from an array of novel threats including "swarm attacks", genetic weapons, cyber-attacks and new pathogens as hostile powers and extremist groups obtain more lethal weapons, a study by a Ministry of Defence thinktank warns.
By reducing the dominance of banks as financial intermediaries, shadow banking has transformed the financial system, causing transactional lawyers to face an array of novel issues.
The proportion of CRGs validated as having functional relevance during the shRNA screen is impressive, and provides an array of unexpected novel drug targets.
Therefore, our intention was to perform a preliminary association analysis, with the goal of identifying promising predictors from an array of different novel quantitative measures of breast density which could ultimately have value for breast cancer risk assessment.
Since the first murine monoclonal antibody was approved for human therapeutic use over a decade ago, the realization that monoclonal antibody therapeutics could be engineered to improve their efficacy has inspired an astonishing array of novel antibody constructs.
The ubiquitin system or 'ubiquitome' has been compared with the well-characterised 'kinome' and has spurred an entire array of novel inhibitors against molecular targets that manipulate ubiquitin and ubiquitin-like molecules.
The improved mechanical properties result in a transformative technology, enabling a wide array of novel conformal and wearable electronics.
