Sentence examples for An ingenious method from inspiring English sources

An ingenious method for making new organs could one day revolutionize medical transplants.

An ingenious method was employed to design and fabricate the TiO2/g-C3N4 heterojunction photocatalysts in this study.

An ingenious method of droplet measurement was attempted by capturing the droplets on a filter paper (size variation with regard to wicking was uniform in all cases) and these are subjected to image analysis to obtain the droplet sizes.

In 1747 an unidentified inventor proposed an ingenious method of submerging and returning to the surface: his submarine design had goatskin bags attached to the hull with each skin connected to an aperture in the bottom of the craft.

In the second half of the 16th century, an ingenious method of rhinoplasty was devised by an Italian doctor, Gaspare Tagliacozzi, for a Knight of Malta whose nose had been mangled in a duel.

At Amgen, in Thousand Oaks, CA, he designed and implemented an ingenious method for isolating the gene for an enzyme called beta-secretase-a key culprit in the disease.

An exception lies in the ingenious method proposed by SanMiguel et al. (1998), which consists in estimating the insertion date of retro-elements based on the similarity between their two long-terminal repeats (LTRs), strictly identical after transposition.

Likewise, in the spring, a nurse at the Albert Einstein Medical Center in Philadelphia noticed that an orderly named Jasper Palmer had choreographed a safe and ingenious method for removing an M.R.S.A.-exposed M.R.S.A.-exposedd sealing it inside hospitalx gownes (wandh the video at posealingevitnce.org).

An ingenious screening method exploiting substrate induction of gene expression provides a rapid means of identifying new catabolic pathways in unculturable microorganisms.

An ingenious analytical method devised by Lundborg and Thide 1985 , 1986is used to calculate the variation of the characteristic-wave ( overrightarrow{E} ) near the reflection region, but only ordinary (O -mode waves are considered.

I'm no expert on Cole's oeuvre, but on this evidence she appears able to take a collection of dreary kitchen sink cliches – the brassy hooker, the creepy client, the abandoned child, the plucky fighter, the Mephistophelian crime boss – and reanimate them by the ingenious method of turning their volume settings up to "11" or, in Allen's case, about "17".