Sentence examples for novel form of from inspiring English sources
For teens, texting isn't a novel form of communication; it's the default.
The studies bolster hopes for a novel form of therapy referred to as regenerative medicine.
Abraxane is a novel form of paclitaxel, also known by the brand name Taxol.
He also devised a novel form of cross-staff, an early navigational instrument.
When told of the novel form of high-technology prying, Professor Fishman said, "That is astonishing and appalling".
Won't his lifetime's work go waste if this novel form of political protest spreads like a wildfire?
"We now have a chance to create a genuine partnership between Unionists and Nationalists in a novel form of government.
Abraxane is a novel form of the widely used cancer drug paclitaxel, also known by the brand name Taxol.
But such measures look paltry against an internment policy that the EU's report calls a "novel form of unacknowledged detention".
Yet Mr Chávez, an avowed socialist, is openly seeking to introduce what looks like a novel form of communism.
The novel form of flu now moving around the globe is politically more palatable for China because it made its first appearance far from its shores.
