Sentence examples for been convincingly made to from inspiring English sources
Rooney's glittering past at club level means he is almost inevitably judged by higher standards than others - and he judges himself by the highest standards - but no case has ever been convincingly made to back up any argument that he is not worth his place in the team.
The case for acknowledging patient heterogeneity in preferences has been convincingly made by Sculpher in the context of menorrhagia therapy within the National Health Service for England and Wales [7], following the earlier work of Nease and Owens [8].
The arguments for assessing response by either standard or CA125 criteria in ovarian cancer have been convincingly made (Rustin 2003).
The point is convincingly made, and should be taken on board by anyone tempted by the simplistic 'lone theorist hero and herculean experimentalists' mythology.
And, social-science whiplash notwithstanding, Raeburn's broad argument — that fathers have been maligned, even though they matter as much as mothers — is convincingly made.
If Mortensen isn't available (or can't be made to look convincingly enough "a year or two over thirty" as the book has it) then how about Michael Fassbender?
The current incarnation of youth in films is not in the equivalent of a John Hughes comedy, but in Richard Linklater's high-concept movie Boyhood, in which Ellar Coltrane is made to age convincingly from child to man by the drastic decision to film him over 12 years.
On Thursday, Roach made it clear that if Pacquiao wins convincingly against Bradley, a push should be made to make a rematch with Mayweather.
Such molecular mimicry has been convincingly demonstrated for antibodies made against well-defined, small molecule chemicals such as 2,4-di-nitrophenol (DNP), a favorite of immunologists.
Error bars also need to be provided for the Licor-based quantitation – with statement of how many repeats were performed – if the case for Pros1 activation of Mer but not Axl is to be made convincingly.
