Sentence examples for producing the novel from inspiring English sources

When he got back, after seventeen months overseas, he devoted himself to the task of producing the novel, rereading pages of "Anna Karenina" for inspiration.

Alma's specialism – producing the novel's loveliest writing – is the microworld of moss.

However, an in vitro metabolite screen revealed that IDH mutations are neomorphic, producing the novel oncometabolite 2-hydroxyglutarate (2-HG) through heterodimer formation with the remaining wild-type IDH1.

In this study, we established that the NS1 A374G substitution induced a D125G coding mutation and concomitantly activated a novel donor splice site, hence producing the novel viral transcript and protein, NS3.

As both of the proposed new taxa are capable of producing the novel alkaloid class of epoxy-janthitrems, which display valuable feeding deterrence effects toward invertebrate herbivores, the definition of genomic properties of such taxa is capable of assisting future targeted endophyte discovery programs.

In this study, we show the first reported case of IAV adaptation to a new host by the selection of a mutation, NS1 D125G(GAT→GGT), which introduced a new splice site into the NS gene, hence producing the novel NS3 protein by alternative splicing.

The 19th century produced the novel notion of an "Anglican church," a denomination with hard dogmatic boundaries.

Indeed, Kendall's own mother, Erica Kane, who is played by Susan Lucci, produced the novel "Having it All" in 1997.

The Crimson Petal and the White by Michel Faber 864pp, Canongate, £17.99 Michel Faber has produced the novel that Dickens might have written had he been allowed to speak freely.

Mireille's struggle to maintain a sense of self while being denied her freedom produces the novel's most powerful chapters.

There is a kind of gallantry, a Rimbaudesque flamboyance, in Green's premature embrace of silence; he produced the novel intended (he hinted) to be his last, "Concluding" (1948), when he was forty-three.