Sentence examples for became novel from inspiring English sources

But script became novel, and the new, more rabid, less cuddly Bunny was less of a Winstone homage.

A publisher told her to go away and write a novel; this became "Novel on Yellow Paper," first published in 1937.

Ruby came from the Clarice Bean series, and Clarice Bean started as a picture book and then became novels.

Emerging infectious diseases are either new types of pathogens or old ones that have mutated to become novel, as the flu does every year.

Overall, we suggest our two de novo compounds can become novel antivirals for treating influenza infection.

Moreover, distinct autoantigens may become novel therapeutic targets in disease, e.g., blocking GAPDH-mediated cell death in pathological conditions.

SADDS including SAN combine prodrugs, molecular self-assembly with nanotechnology, and hopefully become novel drug delivery approaches.

Inhibition of thrombin generation could promote bacterial growth, while HDPs could become novel therapeutic agents against pathogens when resistance to conventional therapies grows.

New diagnostic classifiers based on miRNAs will soon be available for medical practitioners and, even more importantly, miRNAs may become novel anti-cancer tools.

The novel FLS invasion pathways described here resemble those described in cancer cell lines and have the potential to become novel targets for therapeutic intervention.

Our data suggest that mitochondrial and xanthine oxidase pathways involved in generation of reactive oxygen species may become novel drug targets for cardiovascular prevention.