Sentence examples for compelling determining from inspiring English sources

While we regard the genetic and homology evidence that NF1 is a RasGAP as compelling, determining which Ras proteins are its substrates has been fraught with difficulty.

Moreover, a compelling study determined that Nav1.8 was a substrate of PKC that mediates mechanical hyperalgesia [ 16].

Judge Winikoff said the state had a compelling interest in determining whether Mr. Limbaugh broke the law, outweighing his privacy right.

The interfaces play an important and sometimes compelling role in determining the performance of the composite.

Recently assembled condition- and tissue-specific metabolic network models (Shlomi et al., 2008) offer means for determining another compelling feature of metabolic pathways their metabolic efficiency.

There's not much to Jax (Charlie Hunnam) apart from blond hair, a bobbing bottom and a permanently confused expression, but Ron Perlman is compelling as Clay, determined to keep control of his territory as arthritis loosens his grip on his handlebars.

Therefore, the assumption that the σ 1-axis was oriented N70° W before the Nobi earthquake must be validated based on more compelling evidence to determine whether this hypothesis is correct.

Therefore, the assumption that the σ 1-axis was oriented NW SE before the Nobi earthquake must be validated based on more compelling evidence to determine whether the hypothesis is correct.

Given the apparent paucity of regulation of gene expression in Symbiodinium and dinoflagellates, a study investigating the integrated expression of smRNAs and mRNAs presents a compelling possibility to determine the presence of RNAi-related regulatory mechanisms that act post-transcriptionally, and provide an alternative means of regulating gene expression.

His VIP (Viewer Improved Painting) from 2014 tested different compositions and colors while tracking the viewer's gaze, ultimately determining the most compelling visual arrangement.

This enables engineers with the flexibility needed for determining the most logically compelling argument for the context.