Sentence examples for most exciting finding from inspiring English sources

"That's the most exciting" finding, Longo says.

The most exciting finding was that a very short detection time and high sensitivity could be achieved with the optimized combinational ion buffer.

However, he added: "The most exciting finding is not oxytocin, but that you can show changes in the brain by a compound.

But for cheese addicts, the most exciting finding may be what the group discovered about dairy: Full fat cheese and whole and low-fat milk didn't appear to tip the scale in either direction.

The most exciting finding of the wulst experiments was the occurrence of multiple retinotopic representations.

During my postdoc at the NIMR, the most exciting finding was that the cytokine we were studying (IL-5) activated both B cells and eosinophils.

In practice it's not always easy, but one of the most exciting findings from recent research is that resilience, like many other life skills, can be learned.

Science Immunology will provide a platform for the most exciting findings in this growing field.

"I think it represents one of the most exciting findings in epilepsy research in the past year, with substantial therapeutic implications," he says.

The demonstration that one bacterium can live inside another is "one of the most exciting findings in many years," he says.

This review will discuss the state of the art in carbon nanotube technology applied to the development of devices able to drive nerve tissue repair; we will highlight the most exciting findings addressing the impact of carbon nanotubes in nerve tissue engineering, focusing in particular on neuronal differentiation, growth and network reconstruction.