Sentence examples for novel generation from inspiring English sources
Serological methods for the detection of such pathogens are often lacking in sensitivity and specificity and data generated by the novel generation of expensive molecular tests need to be interpreted with equal caution [ 2].
Pasquazi, A. et al. Micro-combs: a novel generation of optical sources.
The proposed recyclable concept will lead to a novel generation of more green flexible electronics.
His 1991 novel, "Generation X," gave 20-somethings a catchy name and slacker reputation.
Douglas Coupland had just published a novel, "Generation X," announcing a new, institutionally aloof demographic.
The book works best as a companion piece to his last novel, Generation A, sharing the same apocalyptic feel".
Therefore, MAC 16 may provide a lead for the development of novel generations of anthraquinone-type antitumor agents.
The peculiar properties and technological perspectives offered by such novel generations of complex nanomaterials are also succinctly highlighted.
Collectively, the results may deserve significant interest for designing, development and optimization of novel generations of nanobiosensor platforms.
Future possibilities for creating novel generations of cost effective and lean high strength materials, especially for high temperature applications, are outlined and discussed.
Ever since Jules Verne introduced the idea in his 1904 Master of the World novel, generations of engineers have tried to make flying cars happen.
