Regarding the above explanation related to anxiety, a change in the features of novelty-seeking behavior from the time of the first test (at 6 weeks of age) to that at the time of the second test (at 8 weeks) seems unlikely to have a drastic influence on the observed behaviors; the two sets of tests showed similar tendencies.
Complex integration, in particular, has features of complete novelty.
This gene combines features of evolutionary novelty and predominant expression in tumors.
In addition to paintings, On My Wave Home exhibition also features a couple of novelty surfboards that the artist has embellished with his signature graphics, as well as a series of works that incorporate multiple techniques like brushwork, collage, and silkscreening. .
To cater the customized needs of wet lab, features with a novelty of an automated primer designing tool is added.
The genomic features can be visualized using tools such as the generic genome browser (Gbrowse) or UCSC genome browser [ 34, 35], but determination of whether or not the peptide represents a novel genomic feature and the type of novelty, e.g., intronic or exon-boundary spanning, cannot be done with these tools.
That is evident not just in his vocabulary—"choice" and "diversity" are hot words in the New Labour lexicon but also in some of the features of these schools with novelty names.
A series of quinoline derivatives featuring the novelty of introducing intra-molecular hydrogen bonding scaffold (iMHBS) were designed, synthesized and biologically evaluated for their mTOR inhibitory activity, as well as anti-proliferative efficacies against HCT-116, PC-3 and MCF-7 cell lines.
The main feature and novelty of our proposed approach is to compute in a single step the maximum load capacity of the structure, such that both the imposed displacement limitations and the contact conditions are satisfied.
There are several distinctive features of the way texts are written that combine to give the impression of novelty, but none of them is, in fact, linguistically novel.
On this dimension, appraisals of novelty and unpredictability are compared with expectedness or familiarity (novelty sensory cue features in the present study: jaw dropped, eyebrows went up, opened his or her eyes widely).
