Sentence examples for largely novel from inspiring English sources

The fabrication of such engineered products has some precedence but the concept is largely novel.

Using mass-spectrometry-based protein identification, we found over 140 largely novel SUMO conjugates in the early Drosophila embryo.

Some exposures are largely novel (in evolutionary terms) and anthropogenic, and so their effects, and the physiological responses to them, have not been subject to selection pressure.

The scope of this work is a reminder that comparative genomics still is underutilized as a discovery method for the preliminary characterization of largely novel biological systems.

2) The AIDOPOD fusion-after-mating assays are largely novel and may represent a generally useful tool for studying the effects of different chaperones on protein aggregate formation/disassembly.

We utilized a previously characterized system in which this activity of Spt16 is required for SRG1 transcription dependent repression of the S. cerevisiae SER3 gene (Hainer et al. 2011) to identify a largely novel class of mutations in SPT16 that derepress SER3.

The data generated in this study have highlighted a large number of interesting and largely uncharacterised novel proteins and suggested new insights into the molecular basis of interactions between bacteria and their plant hosts, which will provide inspiration for future experimental research.

The execution of it, though, is positively Hitchcockian, thanks largely to novel set design and direction, both by Ms. Samuels.

Solzhenitsyn, pictured in 1946, published 'One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich', a largely autobiographical novel, in 1962.

Returning to Paris in 1839, Mme d'Agoult began her career as a writer and in 1846 published a largely autobiographical novel, Nélida.

This largely autobiographical novel tells, with ruthless wit, realism, and lack of sentiment, the story of Butler's escape from the suffocating moral atmosphere of his home circle.