Sentence examples for novel explanations from inspiring English sources

Among Ferguson's more novel explanations for why so many people disliked Kissinger is that they didn't appreciate his jokes, which, he writes, owed much to the absurdism of the Marx Brothers; it "was a characteristic feature of the 'counterculture' generation of the 1960s and 1970s that it did not find the Marx Brothers funny".

These results show that aspartoacylase is a member of the caboxypeptidase A family and offer novel explanations for most loss-of-function aspartoacylase mutations associated with Canavan Disease.

Furthermore, studying dermal metabolic effects via metabolomics can provide novel explanations for the pathogenesis of some dermatoses and unique insights for designing targeted prodrugs, promoting drug absorption and controlling drug concentration.

"They're certainly looking for novel explanations".

These findings led us to consider novel explanations behind the dose response relationship between coffee consumption and CHD incidence.

These data suggest novel explanations for the variability in animal models of PD.

He offered a novel explanation why.

Last December, researchers published a novel explanation in The Journal of Theoretical Biology.

The speech, titled "The Global Saving Glut and the U.S. Current Account Deficit," offered a novel explanation for the rapid rise of the U.S. trade deficit in the early 21st century.

"I'm well behaved, but my eyes don't always open at the right time," is his novel explanation for his tardiness.

Over the course of three weeks, Everett wrote what would become his Cultural Anthropology article, twenty-five thousand words in which he advanced a novel explanation for the many mysteries that had bedevilled him.