The phrase "an compelling example" is not correct.
It should be "a compelling example." You can use the corrected phrase when you want to illustrate a point or provide evidence that supports an argument or idea.
Example: "The study provided a compelling example of how climate change is affecting wildlife populations."
Alternatives: "a striking example" or "a persuasive example."
One need not have a stake in that outcome to find "Without Buddha I Could Not Be a Christian" a compelling example of religious inquiry.
The z-score analysis using Nipponbare as a reference was a compelling example of the metabolite diversity among the varieties (Figure 1C).
Pesticide Drift and the Pursuit of Environmental Justice presents pesticide drift as a compelling example of an invisible, persistent socio-technical environmental problem with serious, ongoing public health implications for marginalized rural communities.
Shapiro recalled the space shuttle Challenger disaster as a compelling example of a difficult ethical decision.
Although the mechanisms driving such change remain unclear, these results provide a compelling example of a broad syndrome of genomic changes being driven by apparently nonadaptive events, while also demonstrating that mammalian genome architecture is currently in a nonequilibrium state.
Because these modifications partially establish the epigenetic histone code, thereby regulating the transcriptional states of entire genomes, they provide a compelling example of a context-regulated biological activity that relies on structural disorder as the main determinant for function.
This G4 sequence provides a compelling example of a sequence prone to G oxidation that subsequently alters transcription supporting cancer metastasis; additionally, a number of the other G4-regulated genes have been demonstrated to respond as a function of oxidative stress.
"This is an important scientific result and a compelling example of international cooperation in science, advancing superheavy element research by leveraging the special capabilities of national laboratories in Germany and the U.S.," Oak Ridge National Laboratory Director Thom Mason said in a statement.
According to Vyv Huddy, a lecturer in clinical psychology at University College London, the film provides a compelling example of how those with an anxiety disorder will try to categorise their feelings, and then avoid exposure to their source.
