Sentence examples for novel glimpse from inspiring English sources

These experiments suggest that the 'GST-fold' structural motif influences cellular uptake, which presents a novel glimpse into an unknown aspect of GST function.

In conclusion, this study provides a novel glimpse, using termites as a model system, into possible mechanisms of lignocellulosic feedstock digestion.

In her 1922 novel "Glimpses of the Moon," Edith Wharton writes that "the mysterious fact" about "a marriage begun in mutual understanding is [that it's] too deep not to reassert itself even in the moment of flight and denial".

While nothing can entirely overcome the frustration of not being able to read the finished novel, this glimpse into what might have been is a poignant reminder of Shields's talent.

(I kept thinking about how, in a different sort of novel, these glimpses might provide the impetus for the entire book).

The possible novel I glimpsed in those few pages of Wells's autobiography was one in which his involvement with the Blands, and the conjunction of his writings and Edith Nesbit's, would provide a structure similar to the relationship between Henry James and George du Maurier in Author, Author.

The pursuits of her class of Americans, which served as the material for her novels, are glimpsed in her letters.

DW In Lynne Ramsay's meticulously controlled adaptation of Lionel Shriver's novel, we only glimpse the odd drop of blood.

Based on the author's family memoirs, the novel offers a glimpse of relatively undocumented atrocities and shows some of the many forms that resistance can take.

Long before "accident" clips on Youtube or Bestgore.com, the Mondo series of exploitation documentaries were playing on audiences' prurient desires to see animals hacked up or glimpse novel tribal practices in South America.

This study provided a novel and valuable glimpse into the quality of medical record documentation of primary care physicians using an electronic medical record system in an ambulatory care setting and enabled the assessment of the correlation between physician and patient characteristics and the quality of medical record documentation.