Sentence examples for a convincing relation from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, we found a convincing relation between the 99mTc-DMSA uptake and 1/creatinine (r  = 0.772, p <0.001) (Fig.  2 ) as well as a relation between the reduction of 99mTc-DMSA uptake and total protein excretion into the urine in rats [ 5, 6 ], showing the value of 99mTc-DMSA in assessing renal function after PRRT.

Local representatives of the major political parties in Nepal, who have basic knowledge of disasters, were selected as enumerators, as they usually have a close acquaintance and a strong convincing relation with the local people.

Nichols raked over the mucky business of Clinton-era US politics with the help of John Travolta, who delivered a convincing approximation of the man who had sexual relations with that woman.

Despite these limitations, the range of observed confidence intervals gave a convincing argument for the effective presence of strong non-linear relations between mortality in under 5s and some of its determinants and for the importance of considering lag effects.

The results of our study provide a convincing explanation to the long-term controversy on the significance of P. acnes in relation to acne.

But Kristen Wiig and Bill Hader pull off impressive dramatic range and make for a convincing brother-sister pair in "The Skeleton Twins," a study in depression and familial relations that feels serious-minded without being overly heavy.

While it is possible that the relation may not be linear, the data shown on Fig. 6 present a convincing argument that this assumption is appropriate.

1 Taiwan Elects President By a convincing margin, Taiwanese voted for Ma Ying-jeou, a presidential candidate who had campaigned for closer economic relations with Beijing, paving the way for a considerable easing of tensions in one of Asia's oldest flashpoints.

It was a convincing speech.

"It was a convincing crime".

Such a convincing performer.