The phrase "cogent for" can be used in written English, but it is not a common or widely used phrase. It may be more commonly used in certain academic or professional contexts. An example of its use could be: "The evidence presented by the prosecution was cogent for the defendant's guilt in the murder case." This means that the evidence was persuasive and convincing in proving the defendant's guilt.
This approach is especially cogent for changes in tropical forests, given the broad-ranging forces acting on them and the equally broad-ranging consequences of their loss.
To highlight the ludicrousness of the way the internet operates, Verizon could presumably generate traffic from Cogent for which it expects Cogent to pay by issuing requests to download data from Netflix itself.
When the dust settled, Schaeffer had traded 13% of Cogent for $132 million in net cash and all of Allied Riser's fiber network.
His argument is more cogent for the Medieval West than the Byzantine East, but his emphasis on economics is undoubtedly salutary, since the rosier view of late antiquity has concentrated largely on culture and spirituality.
Although this aspect of my answer is specific to my industry, the larger point is cogent for all professionals, and especially small business owners, which is that social and professional media dazzles people with what they think they are supposed to be because everyone is doing it.
These questions remain cogent for the future of toxin evolution research and we propose that sea snakes will remain major players in helping to understand how toxin evolution and feeding ecology are linked.
There are cogent reasons for choosing etomidate for induction in patients with impaired cardiovascular status.
A strongly miniaturized integration of sensing and information processing systems is needed for cogent sensors designed for autonomous sensing information processing (IP actuating behavior.
David Shambaugh, in "China Is All Bluster on Taiwan (for Now)" (Op-Ed, March 6), presents cogent arguments for why China is not well prepared to attack Taiwan.
While differences caused by characteristics indicate subjectivity of aesthetic values, the knowledge that people better find consensus for positively perceived landscapes provides a cogent argument for legal protection of valuable landscape scenes.
Unsurprisingly, the FemFuture report was met with the usual criticism-for-criticism's-sake – but also, thankfully, some thoughtful and cogent suggestions for improvement.
