Sentence examples for convincing demonstration that from inspiring English sources
Still, there has not yet been a truly convincing demonstration that such drugs will work in people.
Then she gave a convincing demonstration that the building in Raphael's painting "Philosophy (School of Athens)" matches quite closely with the state of St. Peter's Basilica around 1510.
One of the outcomes of these workshops is a convincing demonstration that there is no real obstacle to conducting technical discussions in Kreyòl.
As far as I am aware, there has still been no convincing demonstration that confining pet cats indoors has any beneficial effect on wildlife populations.
If the complex litigation in Goldwater v. Carter provides no other clear lesson, it is a convincing demonstration that much of the constitutional law governing executive-legislative relations remains confused and ill-defined.
LONDON — In a convincing demonstration that there is no limit to the bullishness of art buyers, Sotheby's managed to extract from a packed room here a huge £112.1 million with a surprisingly thin sale.
Yet clinic-focused services remain the mainstay of most of these programs despite several convincing demonstrations that community-based operations can be more effective if static services are augmented with active provision of doorstep care.
Perhaps the most convincing demonstrations that centromeres are not dependent on particular DNA sequences (or CENP-B in mammals) have come from the many examples of neocentromeres, which are large-scale changes in centromere position that have been documented in numerous species (Fukagawa and Earnshaw 2014).
One of the most convincing demonstrations that different fGIs in prokaryotes are largely involved in phage sensitivity is the work of Avrani et al., in which the resistance to phages in several isolates of Prochlorococcus could all be assigned to mutations taking place in Genomic Island 4 of this microbe identified previously, as involved in the synthesis of the O-chain of the lipopolysaccharide.
NEW YORK — The sales of Impressionist and Modern art that took place at Christie's and Sotheby's this week provided the most convincing demonstration yet that the art market and the general economy are governed by different rules.
These results provide the first convincing empirical demonstration that the crossmodal congruency of a background soundtrack can be used to modify the taste (and presumably also flavour) of a foodstuff.
