Sentence examples for compelling support for the from inspiring English sources
Justice Stevens and Justice Breyer, in dissenting opinions in the Second Amendment case on handguns, refrained from leveling such a charge against Justice Scalia's majority opinion, although Justice Breyer described at length the landscape of urban violence that he said gave "compelling" support for the District of Columbia's effort at gun control.
These observations offer compelling support for the role of inflammation in colon carcinogenesis.
She agrees that the study provides compelling support for the idea of alleviating childhood poverty.
Theoretical contributions have focused on the importance of special interest groups, but empirical evidence has failed to provide compelling support for the theory.
However, in light of the fact that the DD estimator is not statistically significant in the other model specifications, the results of the New Jersey specification do not provide compelling support for the rejection of our null hypothesis.
He says more compelling support for the current dark matter theory could come from studies seeking to detect the predicted invisible clumps of dark matter as they bend the light of distant quasars.
"If these scrape marks are really what the authors say they are, this study is pretty compelling support for that contention".
Several recent studies provide compelling support for this hypothesis by demonstrating that treatment of cultured vertebrate cells with mitochondrial damaging agents triggers PINK1 to selectively recruit Parkin to damaged mitochondria, where Parkin acts to promote the autophagic turnover of these mitochondria, presumably by ubiquitinating particular mitochondrial targets [28], [29], [30], [31].
In the progression from Aristotelian to Cartesian to Newtonian to contemporary mechanical theories, for instance, the evidence available at the time each earlier theory dominated the practice of its day also offered compelling support for each of the later alternatives (unconceived at the time) that would ultimately come to displace it.
The structure of the p66 monomer provides perhaps the most compelling support for a conformational selection model, since most of the domain interfaces are abrogated in the monomer without the need for dimer formation to promote this process.
Further compelling support for our model comes from the fact that the translocation of the PIR protein to the nucleus, induced by proteasome inhibition, is abolished by MDM2 knockdown, confirming that the interaction between the two proteins results in colocalization in the nucleus.
