Sentence examples for novel introduction from inspiring English sources
I would love to receive the complete collection of Amar Chitra Katha picture books – a gloriously diverse graphic novel introduction to Indian mythology.
The novel introduction of a spectral constraint makes the optimization problem nonsmooth and nonconvex, necessitating special optimization algorithms for its reliable solution.
The training samples are weighted with the possibility and typicality value of a sample belonging to MC output by the novel introduction of possibilistic fuzzy c-means (PFCM) clustering.
The novel introduction of spaced seed idea in the filtration stage of sequence comparison by Ma et al. (Bioinformatics 18 (2002) 440) has greatly increased the sensitivity of homology search without compromising the speed of search.
It was a novel introduction.
These programs have to use 100% sterile flies to avoid a novel introduction of insect pests.
The results are relevant for novel introductions and for an established population whose existence is threatened by a sudden change in the environment.
Although novel introductions should always be approached with caution, such actions have precedent (Seddon et al. 2014) and could offer an exciting opportunity to experimentally evaluate the ecological role of native frugivores.
Despite more viral strains are needed to draw any definite conclusion, it appears the emergence of CCHF in Turkey may be the result of an amplification of local viral isolates by wildlife populations rather than resulting from novel introductions from neighbouring countries.
This observation, coupled with the frequent intimate contact between bushmeat hunters and their prey, compels the continued vigilance for cross-species transmission of these viruses and others with the intention of mitigating the risk posed by novel introductions of viral zoonoses.
To more directly evaluate the relative roles of native and introduced frugivores in ecological processes, future studies could include reintroducing Omao to a suitable habitat within its historic range, or novel introductions to nearby islands where closely related species are now extinct.
