Sentence examples for novel consequences from inspiring English sources

We discuss how spatial control of membrane fusion may be regulated by regional binding of a potentially fusogenic membrane vesicle population and the novel consequences of such a mechanism.

In the absence of APP over expression, genetic deletion of CatD results in a number of novel consequences.

With regard to LFA-1, this would represent a novel consequence of integrin "outside-in" signaling.

Recent longitudinal studies have discovered a novel consequence of juvenile nerve injury.

It would seem that the production of novel, consistent consequences of such a radical assumption, and the failure to find a contradiction, inclined some people to contemplate that there might indeed be a whole geometry different from Euclid's.

There seem to be more twists in the saga over the appointment of a rugby performance director at Twickenham than there are in a John le Carré novel, a consequence, perhaps, of fact becoming blurred with fiction.

As a novel about the consequences of addiction — particularly heroin addiction — "Even the Dogs" is harrowing.

Australian author Christos Tsiolkas has won the £10,000 Commonwealth writers' prize for his edgily controversial novel about the consequences of hitting someone else's child.

Set in Penang in the years just before and during the Second World War, this début novel explores the consequences of love and duty.

Drawing on a nonfictional disaster in which an oil rig off Newfoundland capsized, killing eighty-four MooreMoore's novel captures the consequences of grief in one family.

The earth's rotation has begun to slow in Walker's stirring first novel, with dire consequences: oceans rise, crops fail, people panic.