Sentence examples for most exciting observations from inspiring English sources

One of the most exciting observations is the significant increase in the usage of positively charged amino acid residues in encoded proteins of N. equitans and other hyperthermophiles compared to that in mesophilic organisms.

The most exciting observation was the strong CXCR3 protein expression on tissue MCs in RA synovial tissue.

The fact that a very simple weighting scheme can greatly increase long-term gain with little loss in short-term gain is probably the most exciting observation made here.

A most exciting recent observation is that sequential treatment of two drugs is even better than simultaneous treatment [ 18].

The most interesting and exciting observation in the study is the distinct distribution of inputs from the accumbens.

No, we're not talking about some dumb Hollywood (redundancy alert!) scenario, but the most exciting part of the Lunar CRater Observation and Sensing Satellite (LCROSS) program: the lunar impact.

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.00291.011 One of the most exciting aspects of our study is the observation that trafficking of TLR7 and TLR9 are distinct.

One of the most exciting findings in the present study is the observation that the ablation of Akt2 had severe effects on the mitochondria of MDA-MB231 cells.

This use of molecular imaging to elucidate mechanisms of tumor response and resistance and translation of observations from preclinical systems to patients is among the most exciting applications of molecular imaging.

Burnside is our most exciting living poet and I love his shrewd and delicate psychological observation, and Nicola Barker is a writer I admire because I could never write like her, yet we share a similarly subversive view of life.

If he wasn't the most exciting painter, Johnson (1824-1906) wasolidoned one whose mix of corny stereotype and original observation was heavily influenced by 17th-century Dutch genre painting.