Sentence examples similar to cogent definition from inspiring English sources

There have been cogent descriptions of the definition and value of this principle in medical decision-making [ 6, 7] and evidence has been reported that the principle of futility is currently being used in clinical practice in the USA [ 8].

For example, we have this cogent reminder that the word "anniversary," by definition, has to do with "years".

The correct answer "cogent evidence" is actually quite obvious, since "evidence" definitely means "proof".

None has been cogent.

Cogent Psychology, 4 (1).

Cogent and so true.

He was suddenly cogent.

She is a reliable cogent figure.

So again; well done CoGeNT.

Grade inflation gets some cogent defences.

This is too cursory to be cogent.