Sentence examples for most exciting result from inspiring English sources

The most exciting result was a map of the global seafloor.

The most exciting result of microarray technology has been the demonstration that patterns of gene expression can distinguish between tumors of different anatomical origin.

In fact, an end to MotoBlur may be the most exciting result of Googorola, indeed (at least to us end users).

Because the most exciting result for the students seemed to be was when a structure failed in the high-wind environment of the wind tunnel, particularly so after withstanding the winds for several seconds, future iterations of this module could take advantage of this enthusiasm by including higher-order thinking questions related to the hands-on activity in the wind tunnel.

Today, I'm thrilled to announce what is perhaps the most exciting result of all our collective efforts to date: Let's Move! Active Schools -- First Lady Michelle Obama's new initiative to help America's students get moving again.

The most exciting result of our study was the effect of in vitro l-cysteine supplementation.

One of the most exciting results of our brave new beer world is the interest in revived British beer styles.

During the World Cup last summer, van Gaal managed the Dutch national team and produced one of the tournament's most exciting results: a 5 1 victory over Spain the tournament favorites and possession soccer's premier evangelists in the group stage.

One of the most exciting results from the project, Tuscan's teachers says, is that a preliminary comparison of standardized test scores show that students participating in the long-term turnoff program score higher than those not participating.

During the World Cup last summer, van Gaal managed the Dutch national team and produced one of the tournament's most exciting results: a 5 — 1 victory over Spain — the tournament favorites and possession soccer's premier evangelists — in the group stage.

"It was very strange to find that some of the most exciting results of the budding cognitive-neuroscience field were coming out of this small place — the only place where I ever saw sixty-year-old hippies sitting around in tie-dyed shirts!" he said.