Sentence examples for compelling to note from inspiring English sources

It was much compelling to note that the compound triggers cytotoxicity in all liver cancer cells, irrespective of their HBV status, which is often regarded as a common risk factor in regulating hepatocellular carcinoma.

It is compelling to note that the retention and performance of these young students is remarkably similar, if not better, than that reported in adults [ 10].

Today, his lawyer, Roger L. Stavis, suggested that Anthony Pirro was a small fish in a very big pond by compelling Mr. Dennehy to note that Albert Pirro had, over the years, hired at least three other accounting firms to tackle his books.

While I do not deny that the suggested golf tournament between the sexes would enthrall the masses, and may even be compelling, it is important to note that King played and beat Riggs without the benefit of any built-in handicaps.

It is nevertheless important to note that the evidence for any one gene is not compelling, and the specific findings require confirmation in additional samples.

Perfectionist attention to detail is one of his work's most compelling aspects: note the exactingly formed knot that serves as the balloon dog's nose, or the folds, pleats and stretch marks in the heart's wrapper.

Jayatilleke noted that Bungie's dedication to creating a believable world compelling to both hardcore and casual fans made the series "an attractive fit" for Marvel.

And there are funny little grace notes in the dialogue that make this more compelling to me than its premise or action ordinarily would.

"Loyalty is one service but it's easy to imagine more," notes Zecha, and indeed this is why mobile payment services are so compelling to investors and others.

Anderson is compelling to watch.

It's compelling to people.