Among the handful of studies of Firdos Square, the most incisive was George Washington University's, led by Sean Aday, an associate professor of media and public affairs.
A number of approaches might be taken to address this, but the most incisive might be a direct measure of whether any T cells specific for human BLyS epitopes are generated.
And Natalie Bennett for the Greens, although not the most incisive speaker, was the only person to raise the question that matters most: namely, climate change.
Pregnant through some of this time with a second child, King found that her most incisive pitch was illuminating the tobacco industry's exploitation of the young.
But Walters's most incisive character carvings are of people who indulge their sadistic impulses toward man and beast -- making them no better than the killer who squats silently in the woods outside Shenstead Manor with a razor.
My book club is really an excuse to invite people around and get them to each bring a bottle We talk about the book a bit, but it's mostly "I thought it was rubbish... so what did you do last weekend?" We're not really the most incisive of critics; I'm the only one who tries to go a bit deeper, but then I get told to shut up.
The book is most incisive in its discussion of swimming pools as what one editorialist called "one of the touchiest problems in race relations".
By kismet or clairvoyance, the year of #OscarsSoWhite was also the year that one of Hollywood's most incisive observers of race was in the driver's seat, having wisely ignored calls to step down in protest.
One of the most incisive criticisms that can be made against so-called open world games, in which the player is free to pursue goals of their own making, is the equality of importance that's placed on plot missions and side-quests.
Due to the lack of genetic tools to manipulate chlamydia, genomic analysis is proving to be the most incisive tool in stimulating investigations into the biology of these obligate intracellular bacteria.
