Sentence examples for undertaking novel from inspiring English sources

Sensitive and specific tumor biomarkers are essential to early cancer detection and diagnosis and for undertaking novel therapeutic trials and prevention strategies in clinic.

These results highlight the need for valid preclinical models and the importance of integrating pharmacodynamic studies when undertaking novel combinations in clinical trials.

Finally, we believe that NetSlim will serve the biomedical community in directing and undertaking novel pathway-based systems biology approaches that have hitherto not been possible.

"Our philosophy is that only through basic research can you undertake novel approaches to disease," Sheng says.

This situation provides an opportunity to undertake novel comparison of two different perspectives on HRQoL based on administrative records of illness within burden of disease morbidity estimates and individual, self-reported health utility in the same population at very similar time points.

Now, a reader undertaking a novel grants the writer a generous initial draft of suspended disbelief.

Bolaño was just not the sort of novelist who should have undertaken a novel consisting of three separate voices.

It's been twenty years since Michael Kinsley, the former editor of The New Republic, undertook a novel adventure: the creation of a magazine, underwritten by Microsoft, that was to exist primarily in what was then known as "cyberspace".

By Rebecca Mead It's been twenty years since Michael Kinsley, the former editor of The New Republic, undertook a novel adventure: the creation of a magazine, underwritten by Microsoft, that was to exist primarily in what was then known as "cyberspace".

We will have a drink there before we undertake a novel experience: that of jointly standing back and observing not my friend the private Brooke but the public personage who bears her name, that "grande dame" of New York society, which is the last thing she ever intended to be, and which she regards as a media invention.

In the spring, Walter Kirn undertook a novel exercise in online fiction by serializing his story The Unbinding in Slate, publishing each installment as he wrote and using hyperlinks to shed light on the story's mysterious, slow-burning plot.