Sentence examples for intriguing advance from inspiring English sources
Therefore, this study represents an intriguing advance in our knowledge of gene regulation by miRNAs through providing strong evidence that an intronic miRNA can indirectly antagonize the canonical signaling of its host gene.
Developers are starting to test the hardware, especially the PS4 and Xbox One, leading to intriguing advances in areas such as physics, visual effects and artificial intelligence (advances that mean the PS3 and Xbox 360 are gradually being left out of release plans).
That, then, is the gut check attached to these otherwise intriguing advances.
This intriguing approach is exploited in the Long Term Evolution-Advanced (LTE-A) network for performance improvement.
While he enjoyed the work, he began to want to go work somewhere "more intriguing, more advanced, and basically a place that people really appreciate music more"; his agent overcame his initial reluctance and convinced him to work in the video games industry.
Despite the intriguing hypothesis advanced by Kanadia and Cepko, our results show splicing of Math5 mRNA into noncoding isoforms does not occur in the developing retina at levels greater than 1% of transcripts.
Mountain Travel+Sobek has two intriguing getaways for advanced and advancing kayakers.
It is envisaged that our novel multifunctional hybrid system will confer intriguing potential in advancing the field of tissue engineering.
It is intriguing that with advancing age, these animals develop fairly extensive (>50%) MNs loss with minimal symptoms, possibly reflecting the slow evolution of pathology, providing time for compensatory mechanisms to maintain adequate motor function.
The drama of Mr. Dunne's relationship to the music and the musicians — he turned to them periodically — kept failing to advance beyond intriguing to engrossing.
It's called "Independent" (Trill/Asylum/Atlantic), and it gives Webbie — along with his co-stars, Lil Boosie and Lil Phat — a chance to advance an intriguing cause: feminism.
