In addition to generating a wide range of novel expirical findings, this framework has been employed to re-conceive Abraham Maslow's classic hierarchy of needs.

Senior scientists often discourage younger investigators from replicating another group's studies because doing so is less likely to advance their careers than making novel findings.

The novel finding, of central importance here, comes from the behaviour shown by a third group of subjects.

The general ethos in western Europe and America favoured the publication of any novel findings, often far in advance of facts being properly established.

One of the novel findings of this research is the mechanism of the memory.

This is a novel finding but the result did not achieve a genome-wide level of statistical significance; replication in further studies is awaited.

This novel finding meant that investigators were able to track endothelial progenitor cells from the bone marrow to the blood to the tumour-stroma and vasculature.

Letters are short reports of outstanding novel findings whose implications are general and important enough to be of interest to those outside the field.

The peer review system also tends to set a very high barrier for authors to publish truly novel findings.

I agree with the need for skepticism in the face of novel findings in any field of science.