But those who were most convincing were later rated best at working with patients.
Robinson's Mars trilogy (1993-96) mapped out a future colonisation of Mars so detailed and convincing that later fictionalisations covering the same territory almost inevitably feel thin.
Julia Barnett as Liz nor Trevor Jones as Jeffrey don't bring much to their roles at the start, but each is more convincing in later scenes, when Ms. Culebro hits dramatic stride.
What made the case so convincing was that later the man relapsed and again began treatment with vitamin C alone and again responded well and was cured (and was then continuously taking large daily doses of vitamin C).
In a "difficult" lab where Sue spent time, "it was determined beforehand what the result should be, and there was no convincing [the PI] later" if data varied from that "preconceived result".
He described the "soundings" of five Tory grandees, four of whom, like Home and MacMillan were from Eton, as a stitch up by an Etonian 'magic circle.' The article received wide publicity convincing Anthony Howard, who later declared himself "deeply affronted...and never more affronted than when Alec Douglas-Home became leader of the Conservative Party".
Yeritsyan is slightly more convincing in the later-single-movement works, with their radical compressions of musical form that hardly seem able to contain the white-hot invention, than she is in the more traditional low‑numbered sonatas, in which Scriabin was gradually discarding all vestiges of his early Chopinesque style, and which she seems to find harder to characterise so vividly.
Nor will the republic likely perish from exposure to this highly convincing nightmare". Four days later, it was Thanksgiving.
The authors concede that convincing people to retire later will be a challenge on sociocultural, economic and political levels.
Lochte is 0-9 against Phelps in the 400 I.M., including a close loss at the 2008 United States Olympic trials and a convincing defeat six weeks later in the Olympic final in Beijing.
