Sentence examples for opened new directions from inspiring English sources

Diffie-Hellman is the first public key distribution protocol that opened new directions in cryptography [8].

Recently, research progress in nanomaterials has opened new directions for alternative TCE: based on carbon nanotubes (CNT) [11, 12], graphene [13, 14], metal nanowires [15, 16], and metal grids [17, 18].

In particular, new impetus has been given to seamount biodiversity and ecology, centuries-long time-scale study of coastal ecosystems has become possible, new questions have been addressed at the level of microbial diversity, abyssal benthic sampling and use of deep-sea video imaging has opened new directions for research, and new biogeographical techniques and new syntheses are emerging.

Altogether, we uncovered a new patho-physiological mechanism for intellectual disabilities associated to mutations in RhoGTPases linked genes and also opened new directions for therapeutic approaches of congenital mental retardation.

Currently, genetic-based models (or etiologic models), such as those related to mutations in the Leucine-rich repeat kinase 2 (LRRK2) gene, have opened new directions of investigation of molecular and cellular mechanisms underlying PD pathogenesis [ 34, 35].

And that is sometimes needed to open new directions here, because we all know some things have to change.

The London University findings open new directions for the study of this complex, confusing, yet common condition.

Au/CeO2 CSNPs may open new directions for development of single platform sensors in multiple biosensing applications.

This is the first identification of a monolignol transporter, closing a crucial gap in our understanding of lignin biosynthesis, which could open new directions for lignin engineering.

These results could be of a great interest for the biomedical field, opening new directions for the design of film-coated surfaces with improved anti-biofilm properties.

This chapter explores mechanisms of physical interaction and signaling from the cytoskeleton to the extracellular matrix, using endothelial responses to hemodynamic forces as an example to suggest that a systems modeling approach will open new directions for vascular bioengineering.