Sentence examples for novel influences from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, the network predicts novel influences such as between ERK phosphorylation and differentiation, or RAF phosphorylation and differentiated cell proliferation.

Our results have identified novel influences of IL-12, IL-27, and STAT-3 on lysosomal activity and further demonstrate that modulating the cytokine environment promotes enhanced trafficking of mycobacteria to lysosomes in human macrophages.

This definition is deliberately broad, allowing PDG-ACE to identify unannotated influences on the phenotype, ranging from well-defined influences (e.g. epistasis, protein-protein binding, canalization, genetic robustness, buffering) to completely novel influences, as long as the influence is multi-gene (or multi-gene-by-environment) and statistically significant.

There is probably no better example of a novel within a novel influencing plot and character.

Rankin added: "First time I met McIlvanney I said I was writing a crime novel, influenced by him.

His most novel influence is Noma in Copenhagen, where Mr. Curtin briefly worked with pine, juniper, turnips, oats and other Nordic treats.

The novel influenced "Somewhere in Time," a schmaltzy 1980 film with a reed-thin plot, directed by Jeannot Szwarc and starring Christopher Reeve and Jane Seymour.

The key is a novel "influence score" that quantifies the role each participant plays and illustrates each user's social graph through a unique visualization.

The graphic novel influence is plain to see – not least in the hand-drawn cutscenes – but it's in the background detail and stage dressing that Deadlight's strongest storytelling is found.

It is also the first outstanding example of a novel influenced by costumbrismo, the literary movement that depicted in short prose sketches the rapidly changing customs of rural Spain, almost always with a somewhat nostalgic attitude.

We propose a novel influence spread model called Fluidspread, using the fluid dynamics theory to reveal the time-evolving influence spread process.