Sentence examples for experience novel from inspiring English sources

Building on this experience, novel combinations of antibodies, cytokines, cells, and genetically engineered products all directed at GD2 are rapidly moving into the clinic.

Much of the Amazon, particularly the central region, may experience "novel" climatic conditions by the end of this century [156], conditions for which there is no contemporary counterpart.

Individuals colonizing new environments experience novel biotic and abiotic variables that could decrease fitness.

Thus, phenotypic plasticity has the potential to influence evolutionary outcomes and shape adaptations in populations that experience novel environments.

When species shift their ranges to track climate change, they are almost certain to experience novel environments to which they are poorly adapted.

However, as biological control agents introduced into a new environment are likely to experience novel selection pressures, contemporary evolution may play an important role in the establishment, population growth, and spread of introduced biological control agents.

He betrays our sympathy and, as experienced novel readers, we might expect him to be punished, but even this solace is to be denied us.

In short, perceived or experienced novel threat is more important than dose level to trigger adaptive responses.

Indeed, experiencing novel taste increased total GluA1 but not pS831GluA1 or pS1303GluN2B in the synaptosomal fraction in the IC 1 hr later.

This should in turn lead to stronger directional selection on male ornamentation, potentially reinforcing the volatility, and strength of sexual selection in populations experiencing novel resource inputs.

However, if the environmental changes are rapid enough that populations are experiencing novel conditions, evolutionary responses may be more important, especially over the long term.