Sentence examples for prestigious methods from inspiring English sources

In his introduction to the two volumes of Gene Therapy Protocols, from the prestigious Methods in Molecular Biology series, Joseph M Le Doux reminds us that the idea behind gene therapy is deceivingly simple: 'to deliver genetic material to cells that will slow down or halt the progression of disease, or to help repair or degenerate damaged or lost tissues '.

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.

Prof. Zhu Wenfeng calculated the percentage of each symptom appearing in certain TCM syndrome elements through epidemiology studies of large sample, by investigating TCM disease cases books in history and consulting prestigious TCM doctors by Delphi method and then concluded how important a symptom can contribute to certain TCM syndrome element by weighting each symptom with certain integral.

He even expressed surprise that it was in Nature Methods rather than the more prestigious mother journal, Nature.

The usual method was to elevate some prestigious economic 'wizard' to head the Ministry of Economy, where he exercised almost dictatorial powers".

Three University of Queensland researchers are now being investigated for publishing research in prestigious international academic journals promoting medically unproven Universal Medicine healing methods like "esoteric breast massage".

However, girls (aOR 4.2, 95% CI 2.4-7.2 2.4-7.2 who had experienced those sexual debut (aOR1.76, 95% CI 1.1-3.0), and those attending a prestigious magnet school (aOR 2.7 95% CI 1.4-6.3) whoe more likely to report methads.

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.

We compare the resulting rankings with self-compiled lists of outstanding researchers selected as frequent editorial board members of prestigious journals in the field and conclude that there is no evidence of PageRank-based methods outperforming simple citation counts.

In 2002 the European Physical Society awarded its prestigious Lise Meitner prize jointly to Phil and Iachello, of Yale University, "for their innovative applications of group theoretical methods to the understanding of atomic nuclei".

Narrator A was greatly encouraged in late 2014 by winning a prestigious teaching recognition – Teaching Excellence Award – in the Institute where she practices her alternative CFL teaching methods.