An intein-based protein cleavage reaction was used cleverly to generate a thioester at the C-terminus of recombinant proteins, which led to specific labeling of the protein C-terminus in a subsequent chemical reaction.
Cleverly, it also generated a flurry of free publicity for a provocative CNN documentary on African-Americans in technology, weeks before it aired.
Interestingly, during recent structure determination studies of the flavin-containing hexose oxidase (Dbv29), Li et al. serendipitously discovered a solvent-exposed reaction intermediate that they cleverly used in generating a series of teicoplanin analogues with amidated and aminated lipid chains.
This new breed of cleverly conceived reality shows of summer, many network executives believe, has displayed more originality and generated more excitement than virtually all of the far more expensive dramas and sitcoms begun in the last three years in the regular season.
A cleverly tailored service matching motivational psychologists to 52 Primary and 9 Secondary Schools dealing with a wide range of different issues generated excellent feedback from teachers, parents and children".
Book of Mormon, however, very cleverly used social media to generate a real buzz around the show – enthusiastic tweets from celebrities and others were used on the show's advertisements, ensuring its juggernaut momentum before the first reviews were in.
Packed in a small but cleverly designed space, the exhibition does not generate a great deal of visual excitement.
This was really simply done: people could quickly generate their code, and this was cleverly illustrated by the author creating a poll and distributing a printed QR code to vote with to all the participants for part of his demo.
There is a great honesty in that -- an unsentimental trueness -- and yet "Mr. Phillips" remains a story about a life in which nothing happens, and nothing happening, even as cleverly wrought as it is here, does not generate much narrative force.
