Sentence examples for a persuasive quality from inspiring English sources

The proposed approach consists of three parts: 1) a qualitative study of the website using content analysis, 2) an empirical evaluation using traditional statistical methods of perceptions of website users, and 3) a "persuasive quality gap" analysis that examines the gap between the composite scores of perceived importance and performance of quality attributes across the studied two cultures.

Moreover, although the findings showed marginal support for the existence of differences between the two samples in terms of persuasive quality features, a post-hoc analysis of the persuasive quality gap revealed a need to consider not only important and/or high performing characteristics but also persuasive features to fully understand cross-cultural e-government quality variations.

Its shelf life as a highlight, though, might have been its most persuasive quality.

Rye possessed, among other persuasive qualities, a pied-à-terre at the Pierre.

A second reason concerns the persuasive qualities that others' past mistakes and errors has on our own learning.

Words in a newspaper advertisement may exhibit different persuasive qualities if they are printed in red instead of in black.

The most persuasive qualities were variously a sudden shift in vocabulary, which indicated commentators bringing surprising points of view; longer and more detailed posts, full of specifics; and, perhaps counterintuitively, arguments that were most aware of their limitations, using language of qualification and caveat.

But Newsweek makes a persuasive case both for the exceptional quality of the Obama campaign and for the ways in which it displayed skills that will be of value in the White House.

If our observations can be reproduced in different populations, the improvement seen in quality of life after screening colonoscopy could represent a persuasive argument for screening for this type of cancer and using this modality.

However, since a stabilized operation of institutes is significantly correlated to the quality of service, the expansion of the level of support for facilities is also a persuasive opinion.

An infamous example is the RAND Health Insurance Experiment HIEE) which presented a persuasive evidence that cost sharing (compared to free health services) reduced the use of health services without necessarily reducing the quality of care provided or causing adverse effect on consumers' health.