Sentence examples for opens new paths for from inspiring English sources
This technology opens new paths for the discovery and testing of new drugs and diagnostics, and the study of human diseases in an in vitro context.
The possibility of locally deliver peptides and proteins is of great scientific importance because it opens new paths for the design of implantable biomaterials than can promote bone formation where needed.
This work presents encouraging results in the design of aqueous suspensions of Ti particles to be shaped into bulk pieces by pressure slip casting (PSC), which opens new paths for the processing of fine and complex microstructures.
His voice suddenly revs up: "Except that the total vision is huge and imaginative and exploratory and opens new paths for everybody!" When Sondheim was working on "Allegro," he was mainly interested in "boasting to friends I was Oscar's gofer" and spreading backstage gossip.
The novel experimental setup presented here, which can easily be implemented in aberration-corrected STEM, opens new paths for probing dichroic signals in materials with unprecedented spatial resolution.
Our analysis has found some putative new binding motifs in other possible post-transcriptional regulons and thereby opens new paths for further research.
Since then social networking has opened new paths for show runners, writers and actors to tout their series.
Mr. Baldessari's use of fragmented Hollywood film stills in his work has opened new paths for artists exploring narrative.
As weapons of all kinds have become more powerful, the gun-ownership debate might open new paths for discussion on nuclear-arms control.
In his Portrait of Ginevra de' Benci (c. 1480) Leonardo opened new paths for portrait painting with his singular linking of nearness and distance and his brilliant rendering of light and texture.
If biohybrids could be created based on microorganisms equipped with more complex metabolisms, it would open new paths for production of a much wider range of chemicals useful for many applications.
