Initially introduced in 1998 to the scientific and engineering communities as operational pollution prevention strategies, the 12 principles of green chemistry have gone on to serve as a foundation and launch pad for continually waves of novel approaches, methods, and tools to increase the sustainability of chemicals, materials, and processes.
Clinical, translational, and basic research discoveries are creating waves of novel target and treatment development possibilities for individuals with FXS.
This new wave of novel additives, by contrast, is accompanied by only a meager understanding of their efficacy and side effects.
Now Nokia is riding on a wave of novel products running a still-obscure operating system.
These are followed by a next wave of novel molecules, approaches, and new methods and routes of delivery, demonstrating that the field of antibody-based biologics is very innovative and diverse in its approaches to fulfill their promise to treat unmet medical needs.
In recent years, a wave of novel technological breakthroughs has lead to the identification of many broadly anti-influenza hemagglutinin (HA) monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) and the elucidation of the conserved epitopes recognized by these mAbs in both the head and the stem of HA as well as the mechanisms of inhibition.
Will the new wave of novel AR-targeted therapies for CRPC prove even more effective when moved earlier in disease progression?
Proponents of this new technology promise to reengineer the man-made world, molecule by molecule, sparking a wave of novel revolutionary commercial products from machines to medicine (Aston 2005).
Based on the unique advantages and continued progress in this field, we believe that microbial cell arrays will lead a new wave of novel diagnostic methods in environmental monitoring, disease diagnostics, drug screening, and other related fields.
It was the first in a wave of novels, plays, and biographies sympathetic to Richard that appeared in the fifties and sixties.
Doris Cooper, a senior editor at the Fireside Books division of Simon & Schuster, called the wave of novels set in the fashion industry "a natural outgrowth of the Chick Lit," which chronicled the love lives of single women, notably "Bridget Jones's Diary".
