Sentence examples for unknown connection from inspiring English sources

This previously unknown connection allows the cells to neatly sidestep the effects of currently approved drugs without requiring them to acquire specific genetic mutations.

It doesn't make sense to reach out to an unknown connection who works at Google to vouch for you when you apply for a position at the tech giant when that person doesn't even know you.

Organs-on-a-chip have already proven to be a more effective tool than mice in some cases: Ingber's lung-on-a-chip, for example, illuminated a previously unknown connection between the human immune system and pulmonary edema, while another group from the University of California, Irvine, replicated human vasculature for insights into tumor metastasis and environmental-chemical toxicity.

An unknown connection between these proteins may occur or it might be possible that the gene controlled by p53 that regulates VRK1 does not require p300 as coactivator and that unique over-expression of p300 is sufficient to direct the transcriptional activity of p53 to other targets and to abrogate the negative effect of p53 on VRK1 levels.

We confirmed expression of Cnnm4 in the neural retina and in ameloblasts in the developing tooth, suggesting a hitherto unknown connection between tooth biomineralization and retinal function.

Finally, we validate a previously unknown connection between malignant pleural mesothelioma and SIM2s suggested by our method, via real-time polymerase chain reaction in an independent set of mesothelioma samples.

There is the drink, the world-weariness, the deadpan humour and the sense of concealed motives, unknown connections and brutal, ugly truths yet to be unearthed.

Even though miscibility of fullerene in the polymer is a commonly observed property, quantitative measurements have unknown connections with other morphological properties such as domain size and domain purity.

"Sewer overflows and storm water runoff, typically from urbanized areas, domestic animal waste, dog poop, waste from seagulls and geese, areas with septic systems that are failing and therefore not removing bacteria, and in some cases illegal and sometimes unknown connections between sanitary systems and public waters are partly to blame," Mr. Cote said.

Given the model's successful rate of matching drugs to known targets, he thinks some of these previously unknown connections might be worth investigating.For example, the model suggests that a drug called mebendazole, currently used to combat hookworms, also interacts with a group of proteins known as tubulins.

"We need to be open to new and unknown connections with people and content," he says.Exploiting the "mesh", in the words of Mr Mulholland, will also mean that employees may build simple applications of their own that allow them quickly to automate repeat tasks, using internal and external IT services.