Sentence examples for underlying new from inspiring English sources

Correction: July 20, 2003, Sunday An article last Sunday about the science underlying new skin care treatments misidentified the main ingredient in some products sold by dermatologists.

This results from removal of much of the annual vegetative growth, exposing the underlying new growth of plants to the rays of the sun and the soil to increased heating, and from speeding up the recycling of organic material through digestion and excretion that releases nutrients to the soil.

This study thus contributes theoretically to the corporate and online branding literature by proposing underlying new dimensions and components of CBE in an online environment.

In summary, this study demonstrated underlying new mechanisms whereby CUR may overcome BUS insensitivity by downregulating survivin in leukemia stem-like KG1a cells.

Therefore, the complete elucidation of the molecular mechanisms, regulating vaspin, would gain a new insight into the pathogenesis of MetS, and, as a compensatory molecule in this process, a vaspin recombinant protein or vaspin analogs, antibodies, or small molecule agents might be candidates, underlying new therapeutic agents [ 7, 15].

But the underlying New Labour message appears to be that the development of such imaginative anti-crime partnerships needs constant renewal and attention if they are to remain effective.

"And this strengthening of connections underlies new memory formation.

At another committee, Oversight and Government Reform, Medicare administrator Marilyn Tavenner testified on the complex information technology that underlies new health insurance markets being set up through the Affordable Care Act.

The responses we observed with polyclonal anti-HER2 antibodies suggest that their mechanism of action may underlie new strategies for cancer immunotherapy.

If this is what we're ultimately left with, it will only confirm our darkest suspicions about the cynical calculations underlying New York real estate deals.

Judge Shira Scheindlin of Federal District Court in New York upheld the bedrock principle of individual liberty on Monday when she ruled that the tactics underlying New York City's stop-and-frisk program violated the constitutional rights of minority citizens.