Sentence examples for compelling functions from inspiring English sources

But Arun Sarin, the chief executive of Britain's Vodafone Group, which offers the Google service on its phones, said it was not clear what compelling functions Google would offer that are not already available.

It seems that manufacturers wasted their budget on design and marketing rather than innovative or compelling functions.

In summary, the compelling functions of the genes we describe here suggest that additional high-throughput screens for monoallelic expression will lead to insight concerning major disorders of the CNS, and how they are inherited.

Unless it's offering some super compelling function.

The CTU offered a compelling countervision – functioning, well-funded schools with smaller classes and less standardised tests.

In this report, we have provided compelling evidence that functioning cardiac tissue can be generated by the interaction of multipotent BMSCs with embryonic cardiac myocytes (ECMs) in two-dimensional (2-D) co-cultures.

30 Perhaps even more compelling, loss-of-function mutations in the gene encoding the lysosomal membrane protein ATP13A2 (PARK9) cause Kufor-Rakeb syndrome, an early-onset parkinsonism associated with pyramidal degeneration and dementia.

If the authors with to sustain their claims regarding Drp1, they need to provide biochemical data to document that Drp1 is strongly silenced, and if it is not they would need to use a strong mutant or more potent RNAi to achieve a compelling loss-of-function.

However, compelling evidence supports additional functions for EF-Tu, including roles as a bacterial adhesin and invasin for several pathogenic bacteria [29] [32].

These data provided further compelling evidence that AGO18 functions through sequestering miR168 to up-regulate AGO1 against virus infections.

Previous studies in transgenic mice have provided compelling evidence for multiple functions of cysteine cathepsins such as cathepsin B and CL in tumour invasion and metastasis [ 22, 46, 47].