Sentence examples for most elegant experiments from inspiring English sources

Allis described Reinberg's early work as "some of the most elegant experiments in the field".

In one of the most elegant experiments in the Alzheimer literature, Citron and colleagues (Citron et al, 1995) showed by exhaustive mutagenesis that only the Swedish mutation (M671L) was a better substrate for β-secretase cutting at this site: this specificity is one of the most powerful arguments for the amyloid hypothesis of the disease (Hardy & Selkoe, 2002).

British stress researcher Andrew Steptoe, a professor of psychology at University College, London, describes these experiments as probably the most elegant of all the studies of stress and infection done to date.

It may have been in this context that Norton ruefully admitted the power of a "trivial" biochemical experiment to overthrow the most elegant genetic deduction.

"This is actually one of the most elegant experimental designs I've seen in a long time – one of those experiments I wish I'd thought of" says Dr Matt Wall, an imaging scientist based at Imperial College, London.

That is surely the most elegant form of revenge.

Some of the most elegant and dainty insects are lacewings.

Nature doesn't always find the most elegant solution.

He holds it all together with the most elegant diction.

The PS3 implementation of Netflix is not the most elegant.

It was the most elegant moment of my life.