Sentence examples for novel abilities from inspiring English sources
These novel abilities are consistent with Bordetella studies showing that FbpABp is required by these respiratory pathogens for the utilization of both inorganic iron and siderophore-bound iron.
Polyploidization triggers changes of various kinds (e.g. metabolic, physiologic and gene regulation) with respect to the diploid parents and these changes may provide polyploids with novel abilities to face environmental requirements (Levin 1983; Wendel 2000).
They could be disappointed.Although Sony has sold e-book readers in America for several years, the Japanese firm allowed Amazon to gain the upper hand with the Kindle, which offers users the novel ability to download books wirelessly from Amazon's online store.
But Louis Lefebvre, an animal behaviorist at McGill University in Montreal, Canada, argues that "there's been evidence for a long time" against the hypothesis that learning from others is a novel ability that evolved separately from other types of learning.
In this study, we found that SMP had an novel ability to adjust the compatibility between 2-Acrylamido-2-Methyl Propane Sulfonic Acid (AMPS -based Fluid Loss AMPS -basedLA) and Retarder in oil well cement.
In The Invention of Lying, Mark Bellison Gervaiss' character) does so well out of his novel ability to lie precisely because the cooperative nature of the lie-free society he inhabits.
Such a novel ability was first hinted in our study of basonuclin-deficient oocytes.
Figure 2a shows the novel ability of mammalian CPR to deplete peroxide.
This alternative approach to clinical proteomics can easily be viewed as the next generation in ELISA measurements because it provides the same information as the original, but with the addition of the novel ability to detect and quantify the micro-heterogeneity that is also present.
The presence of citrate in the growth media selected one lineage to gain the novel ability to utilize citrate as a carbon source after 31,000 generations.
We utilized a scoping review technique because of its novel ability to map research activity and identify knowledge gaps in fields with diverse treatments.
