Sentence examples for a set of compelling from inspiring English sources

Kampfner leads us to a set of compelling conclusions that will not inspire confidence.

First we'll introduce a set of compelling financial incentives designed to ensure that when new development takes place, it will be local people who benefit.

"We're also building up a set of compelling software that people less proficient on embedded systems and programming can benefit from… one use case that we're targeting are people with ALS… another case are teaching materials for young students".

In this study, we bring a set of compelling evidence (immunolabeling, functional data) that refutes part of the previous deductions and establishes unambiguously that ET can directly act on a subset of neurons, the granule cells in the cerebellar cortex.

While the authors provide a set of compelling evidence using state of the art approaches to support their conclusion, one assumption is that the increase of up to 12 copies of APP gene in neurons from AD are all functional and active genes.

Reviewer #3: While the authors provide a set of compelling evidence using state of the art approaches to support their conclusion, one assumption is that the increase of up to 12 copies of APP gene in neurons from AD are all functional and active genes.

There, however, it's up against the likes of Google, which offers a set of pretty compelling tools to store, search and manipulate images.

DeWolfe: It was really key to create a set of functions that were compelling to our users and an efficient way to use them.

While you can use only one Play:5 per room, the quality and stereo separation in two units still makes a set of these far more compelling.

As described by Ruby et al. [13], the observation of both a candidate miRNA and a corresponding candidate miRNA* in a set of reads provides particularly compelling evidence for Dicer-like processing from an RNA hairpin.

From the point of view of disability rights advocates, none of the other cases provided as sympathetic and compelling a set of facts as this one.