Sentence examples for mark novel from inspiring English sources

These locations can mark novel promoters or enhancers, or clusters of small RNAs.

This analysis indicates that intergenic NMIs mark novel transcriptional units or regulatory elements.

We next tested whether transcripts down-regulated following mex3-1 RNAi mark novel neoblast progeny.

The same phenomenon was observed for the two nsSNPs marking novel breast cancer susceptibility loci that we have identified in the present study.

With the recent availability of large genome-wide data sets, often comprising several epigenetic marks, novel approaches are required to explore functionally relevant interactions between histone modifications.

This strongly suggests that 5hmC as well as 5fC mark a novel type of "poised" or silenced enhancer at distal regulatory regions where active histone modification marks are absent.

To which conedison replied with understandable envy at the idea of discovering it for the first time (perhaps they can try our recent Steinbeck quiz marking the novel's 75th aniversary?).

He's right, of course, and it wouldn't be any easier without C.G. Ehrlich rightly emphasizes the thing that marks the novel as great — emotional insight by way of language — as the part of the novel that filmmakers usually fail to match onscreen.

Austen, Pride and Prejudice Easter marks the novel's turning point, when Elizabeth is staying in Kent, and Darcy (visiting his aunt nearby at Rosings) stuns her by proposing – though she rejects him, the series of events that follows make them allies.

It was an exceptionally dynamic period, marked by novel departures and profound changes in all walks of life.

Unmatched miRNA candidates were marked as novel miRNA.