Sentence examples for open new means from inspiring English sources

Scaling up the biosensor system will open new means to screen novel β2-agonists with reduced tachyphylaxis.

Likewise, a desperate rush to train 20,000 new teachers and open new schools means that some 1.5 million Afghan children will be able to enroll in elementary school when the term begins next month -- more than double the number of children who were in school a year ago.

What is the choice for the D.P.R.K.?" Mr. Han, who is understood to be a crucial member of his country's Foreign Ministry, said his statements had been authorized at senior levels of the government, which he said was acting to open a new "means of communication with United States government and its people".

Amazingly, epigenetic regulation of genes by this technology will possibly open a new means in the field of functional epigenetics.

Consequently, the geriatricians expressed the concern that some stakeholders want to tap new revenue sources without being able to offer adequate palliative care: "...does the money always flow to where the really good palliative medicine is supplied?" (Ga1-3) "And here one has apparently discovered that one can open up new means of income.

I saw a virtual reality project that puts us in the shoes of a young girl in Syria, opening up new means of empathizing with each other.

The comparison of gene expression alterations between various drugs opened a new means to classify the different psychoactive compounds and to predict their cellular targets; this is well exemplified in the case of tianeptine, an antidepressant with unknown mechanisms of action.

Outside of mobile, Target has been open to trialing new means of reaching its customers, whether that's through on-demand grocery deliveries or curbside pickups – further indicators that the company is not slow to embrace new technology and services.

Discovering of the importance of Tregs in maintaining immune tolerance has opened a potentially new means of therapeutic intervention in immunology – namely, adoptive Treg therapy [12].

We believe that the novel concept presented in the current study may open avenues for developing new means for prevention of OP cancer.

But over all, a combination of nimble adjustments from policy makers in the region — allowing currencies and interest rates to adjust swiftly, for example — and the decisions by Western governments and lenders to open new channels for lending meant "the worst scenario hasn't come to pass," Erik Berglof, the E.B.R.D.'s chief economist, said during an interview.