Sentence examples for extensive and new from inspiring English sources

Global profiling transcriptomes of parasitic helminths offers the potential to simultaneously identify co-ordinately expressed genes, novel genetic programs and uniquely utilized metabolic pathways, which together provide an extensive and new resource for vaccine and drug discovery.

Merely typical was the impresario Bernard Ullmann, who billed one series of 1858 concerts the "Most Colossal and Artistic Entertainment Ever Introduced in America"; among the offerings were a "Cattle Show Quadrille" with realistic barnyard calls and an "Express Gallop" with "extensive and new machinery" imported from Paris to imitate locomotive sounds.

The ship and its pier needed extensive restoration and new exhibition strategies.

Like Wahlberg, Gere travelled to the UK for extensive promotion, and new UK distributor Koch supported with visible marketing.

Clinical decision support systems (CDSSs) are being developed to assist physicians in processing extensive data and new knowledge based on recent scientific advances.

Despite extensive research and new treatment strategies, osteoporosis remains one of the "sleeping giants of health care".

Although this is novel approach, these systems usually require extensive (and expensive) new vehicle or road infrastructure, and this lessens the possibilities of their implementation and success.

The F.D.A.'s December letter to ImClone suggested that the agency's concerns were more extensive and that new trials would be required.

Britain's most extensive and ambitious new-music festival has its favourites, composers who get a regular platform at Huddersfield but too few performances elsewhere during the year.

This July, that moment will come, according to the developers of a $1 billion complex that is to have more than 800 condominiums, a first-class hotel and conference center and extensive new retail and office space.

The site also has functional enhancements, extensive new documentation, and new reference panels of SNPs with new curated data.