Sentence examples for novel identifications from inspiring English sources

The 13 metabolites with established medicinal properties are listed in Table 2, with novel identifications of glucarate (median-scaled relative abundance of 0.89, 0.13 for Calrose and Dixiebelle respectively, and non-detectable in Neptune), and threonic acid (median-scaled relative abundance of 36.15, 20.99, and 16.44 for Calrose, Dixiebelle, and Neptune respectively) from rice bran.

As these groups each contain Hox genes but also previously unknown genes showing similar dynamics across position, the novel identifications define candidates for further study.

Affinity purification of enzymes with small molecule inhibitors was first developed in the early 1950s by Leonard Lerman (31) and subsequently used for novel identifications by the McCormick and Anfinson laboratories during the 1960s (32, 33).

A novel identification algorithm for circulant systems based on subspace identification is presented.

A novel identification key was created to aid discrimination between the clones by their morphological traits.

In this paper, we propose a novel identification method for nonlinear discrete dynamic systems.

Then, an original wavelet-packet-based signature extraction method and a novel identification approach, based on the fusion of local distance measures, are proposed.

The unique data sets and novel identification strategy employed in the paper illustrate how difficult it can be to isolate these channels.

We contribute to this debate by measuring consumers' willingness to pay for fuel economy using a novel identification strategy and high quality microdata from wholesale used car auctions.

In this work we consider two novel identification approaches that can be used for individualizing linear glucose insulin models to a specific patient.

This paper presents a novel identification method of conducted EMI noise using independent component analysis (ICA) and signal statistics for underground power electronic systems.