Sentences with phrase «most compelling»

«Global cooperation is necessary to address the most compelling questions in particle physics,» said James Siegrist, associate director of science for high energy physics in the DOE Office of Science.

The team says that this was one of the most compelling aspects of their study, because it speaks to the remarkable plasticity that exists in the genetic programs regulating inner ear development.

Brazil offers the most compelling case study for what can happen when indigenous land rights are protected.

Perhaps most compelling were accounts from overjoyed patients who shared their stories publicly.

Of the many reasons you discussed for legalising drugs, the most compelling is that by doing so we could improve...

In fact, the bill offers arguably the most compelling argument for change.

Eyewitnesses identify more than 75,000 suspects each year in the United States and their testimonies are one of the most compelling and powerful forms of evidence for a jury.

«This, to my mind, is one of the most compelling questions in modern planetary science,» said Dauphas, head of the Origins Laboratory and professor in the Department of Geophysical Sciences and the Enrico Fermi Institute.

The most compelling finding, they said, was that ICS could predict another key social parameter — the rank of the monkeys in the colony.

He called an upcoming meeting in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, of the signatories to the Montreal Protocol «the most compelling immediate opportunity» to reduce production and consumption of a key pollutant.

The authors present a most compelling argument for the conservation of tropical forests based on existing, well - known, woody perennial crop species.

As a graduate student at Indiana, Ridgway noticed that the most compelling professors he met had all worked in industry.

«Our most compelling evidence was the observation that brain cell death was prevented, and that connections between neurons rose in density by about 25 %,» says Tuszynski.

In one of the most compelling interactive simulations, museumgoers adjust the size and speed of a 40 - foot tornado and then stand inside the vortex.

The idea is to present, up front, in half a page or so, the information that the committee is most likely to be looking for in the early, screening phase of the search: clearly stated research goals, the most compelling motivation, and the general approach you intend to take.

We have so far ignored the most compelling directed energy weapon of all — the laser blaster.

This new picture — in which gravity originates from the bending of sheets of space - time — revolutionized cosmology and gave us the most compelling theory of creation, the Big Bang.

«The excess of matter over antimatter is one of the most compelling mysteries in science,» said John Wilkerson of ORNL and the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.

One of the most compelling intellectual problems of our time remains unsolved: How do we tie together the realms of quantum mechanics and general relativity — the very small and the very large?

Surveying the damages after the event, Mason said one of his most compelling impressions was the way people helped each other.

It included re-enactments of some of the most compelling sections of the actual courtroom testimony, including some of Ken Miller's.

Most compelling, Hey argues, are the potential economics of these enterprises.

But scientists say that the work has uncovered some of the most compelling genetic associations yet for the disease.

«The most compelling aspect of this research is the potential to help a population for which there are often no good treatments available.»

A far - reaching new study has provided the most compelling evidence yet that the introduction of the National Minimum Wage significantly increased productivity in tens of thousands of UK companies over the decade since it became law.

A study combining tumor cells from patients with breast cancer with a laboratory model of blood vessel lining provides the most compelling evidence so far that a specific trio of cells is required for the spread of breast cancer.

«This is the most compelling paper I've seen in the context of dark matter of why there might be this kind of relation,» says James Bullock, a cosmologist at the University of California (UC), Irvine.

For many nutraceuticals, the most compelling evidence for efficacy remains anecdotal or, at best, based on hints of benefit from small or poorly controlled studies.

Some say a new study provides the most compelling evidence to date for the «protein only» hypothesis.

«Perhaps the most compelling evidence that refuges work comes from the pink bollworm, which evolved resistance rapidly to Bt cotton in India, but not in the U.S.,» Tabashnik said.

But it's the book's historical perspective that makes it most compelling.

Some of the most compelling stories arise when Sacks scrutinizes his own mind.

The most compelling reason would be to prevent the inheritance of genetic diseases, yet this is already being done without gene editing.

«The most compelling evidence for oxytocin's role in bonding is simply that when you block the oxytocin receptors, the animals don't form pair - bonds,» Carter says.

Discussion must put the research findings into context, describe strengths and weaknesses, and end with a concise summary of the most compelling findings.

Most compelling, however, are experiments that have demonstrated te relevance of optogenetics to both basic science and medicine.

Of the handful that do, the most compelling formation arguably belongs to Scorpius, now up at nightfall in the southeast.

Audience member: What is the most compelling evidence you have that human behavior is actually warming the planet?

In 2011, as part of a reintroduction program, captive - bred ibises following an ultralight aircraft to their wintering grounds arranged themselves in the shape of a V. Data loggers on their backs captured every position and wing flap, yielding the most compelling experimental evidence yet that birds exploit the aerodynamics of the familiar formation to conserve energy.

So far, there is absolutely no proof of the existence of hyperspace, although hyperspace gives us the most compelling method by which to unify the forces of nature.

Using that same concept, he gave his patients license to replace monitoring their breath with whatever behavior they found most compelling.

Perhaps most compelling, the symptoms seemed to abate after renewed treatment with antibiotics.

The most compelling evidence for this conclusion came from the finding that the protein - encoding information of c - src is divided into several separate domains, called exons, by intervening regions known as introns.

The most compelling of these, Steptoe says, is a virtual display.

«It depends what the total package looks like and whether our plan is the most compelling.»

«Some of the most compelling testimony we've heard here today from Carl is his remorse over the low and despicable comments that he made,» said Vacco.

Senator Ruth Hassell - Thompson, once counted among those who would vote against the bill, gave one of the most compelling orations — speaking about the conflicting influences of her elder brother who was gay and fled the country to Europe, and her sister, who is a prominent minister here in America.

But perhaps the most compelling reason of all for Cuomo to steer well clear of any unnecessary engagement with the Christie mess is a legal one.

Michael Gove's most compelling insight into Brown is, however, to understand him as a calculating, obsessive politician (the same message that William Hague delivered at the Party Conference).

The BHA's Head of Public Affairs Naomi Phillips commented, «Recent years have seen some of the most compelling challenges to the law and policy on assisted dying in the UK and, if successful, this case could be key in affecting some change in this area.