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The promiscuity of the gene duplication process leading to the duplication of DNA segments across gene boundaries, often in conjunction with the inclusion of noncoding DNA sequence to yield a novel open reading frame, can additionally yield new genes with distinctly novel functions [ 2, 3].
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'I was actually going to jump with a copy - not only because it would have been kinda cool, and would've added a mystique to my death but because it might have been a good way of getting more people to read it.' But JJ's plans misfire when he forgets the book; fortunately for Hornby's distinctly Yatesian novel , he decides not to kill himself.
Atwood's formidable skill as a wordsmith and storyteller makes Hag-Seed an engrossing tale, and a true update to "The Tempest," but it's too knotted up in its vengeful minutiae to stand as a distinctly worthwhile novel on its own merits.
His three distinctly different novels all offer a vision of Pakistani modernity that challenges the prevailing stereotypes of the country since 9/11.
This enigmatic and distinctly unsettling debut novel was discovered last year by Tartarus Press – it's right up their macabre street – but is now enjoying a second coming courtesy of the more mainstream John Murray.
The Silent History is a distinctly anti-utopian novel.
By then he already had a reputation as a writer of distinctly tough crime novels , beginning with The Big Bounce (1969).
December 16, 1775 Steventon, England July 18 , 1817Winchester, England Jane Austen, (born Dec. 16, 1775, Steventon, Hampshire, Eng. died July 18 , 1817 Winchester, Hampshire) English writer who first gave the novel its distinctly modern character through her treatment of ordinary people in everyday life.
But while "Tin Man" lacks the plain-spoken restraint of L. Frank Baum's "Wonderful Wizard of Oz," it feels, as the novel does, distinctly like an artifact of its time.
"Parental imprisonment has emerged as a novel , and distinctly American, childhood risk that is concentrated among black children and children of low-education parents," said Christopher Wildeman, a sociologist at the University of Michigan who is studying what some now call the "incarceration generation".
Set in Mobile, Ala., where crime is conducted with distinctly Southern panache, the novel features a homicide detective named Carson Ryder who is in charge of a new division, the Psychopathological and Sociopathological Investigative Team, that was formed, as the chief of police puts it, "to respond to the growing numbers of, well, freakish crimes".
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The phrase "distinctly novel " functions as a compound adjective, modifying a noun. The adverb "distinctly" intensifies the adjective "novel", emphasizing the uniqueness and originality of something. Ludwig AI confirms that it is grammatically correct.
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