Sentence examples for cogently demonstrate from inspiring English sources
Indeed, magnetic surveys of the oceanic crust provided for the first time the quantitative evidence needed to cogently demonstrate that segments of the crust had undergone large-scale lateral displacements over geologic time, thereby corroborating the concepts of continental drift and seafloor spreading, both of which are fundamental to the theory of plate tectonics (see plate tectonics).
Schmidt cogently demonstrated that animal distributions are in large part determined by climate and by local physical conditions.
They do this from a profound knowledge of their specialist art forms that allows them not only to review works of art but to write more widely on the subject, as was cogently demonstrated in the very same edition by your theatre critic, Michael Billington, and your visual art critic, Jonathan Jones.
On the other hand, Mcp-1 participates in the recruitment of inflammatory cells during liver injury, and has been cogently demonstrated to contribute to hepatic parenchymal damage [60].
Many CDOs allow for asset substitutions, as Bloomberg's reporting demonstrated so cogently.
Francis Ruoff demonstrated.
The Boston show cogently tracks stylistic evolutions, from the Bronze Age to the Hellenic and beyond (there's marvellous stuff from the Etruscans).
The idea has to be cogently argued, supported by evidence and convincing in its cultural context.
This book argues cogently against MPD and presents good evidence for this position.
One of the most significant challenges confronting the present approach is to characterize cogently the relationship between one of us and the associated human organism.
