Sentence examples for most prestigious methods from inspiring English sources

For one thing, its time performance is comparable with that of FOM and with a better precision, a result of great significance in itself, given the fact that FOM is one of the oldest and most prestigious methods in the microarray data analysis area.

Actually…we scientists first bear a particular level of responsibility [to] support the pursuit of the scientific method at all levels, from primary school to the most prestigious labs and university departments.

She was built by Konjo shipwrights in Borneo and Bali using the old methods but is rigged and equipped as befits one of the world's most prestigious superyachts.

Neither were there differences in type of institution (public or private), the list their institution came from (large public institutions or most prestigious institutions), the instructor's position, or the frequency with which they used general active-learning methods (see full results in the Supplemental Material).

If not carefully integrated into the curriculum, these officials say, technology can undermine academic traditions that have come to define the most prestigious schools: small discussion groups, close personal relationships with professors and the time-honored Socratic method of inquiry.

Yet such was Ms. Parronchi's opposition to the wet method that she was willing to walk away from what could well have been the most prestigious project of her career.

But those tournaments are the most prestigious.

The most prestigious programmes still attract more high-powered executives.

In 2005 two of the most prestigious literary prizes crowned autobiofictions.

Pursuing yachting's most prestigious prize has always been expensive.

The Golden Globes is Hollywood's second most prestigious awards show.