Convincing level is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to refer to the degree of persuasion or influence someone is attempting to employ. For example: "The CEO gave a powerful and convincing level of argument to the shareholders in order to secure their approval."
Such a convincing level of faux-intimacy, therefore, couldn't be without some psychological or social implications.
During this classification, a number of kinases fell in the category of "unclassified kinases" as they did not show convincing level of similarity to any of 55 well-established subfamilies of protein kinases.
The CEAC illustrates that the probability that GET is the most cost-effective intervention does not reach a convincing level even when a high level is placed on a clinically significant improvement.
6 The main (convincing level) factors identified by WCRF to increase risk were high body fat, red and processed meat and alcohol intake, whereas high levels of physical activity and foods containing fibre were factors that (probably) decreased risk.
A major limitation of this study is the power of the sample to detect genetic association, especially if we consider convincing levels of significance to be in the order of p < 5 × 10-7 [ 25].
In the new era we'd entered, they were convinced, a level of prosperity had been reached that would only increase for the foreseeable future.
None of these characters is convincing on any level, but interestingly something might have been made of the persona of Deitrich, the closet-gay TV host who employs Evey.
(3) GEC performance was assessed following the major implementation steps of the Campaign, i.e. from Central level (design and planning of the Campaign) to Provincial and Sub-Provincial level (promotion, organisation, capacity building) and finally down to village level (identification, convincing, follow-up and monitoring).
She is a kind but convincing, level-headed pit bull who goes after anyone who believes otherwise with a reasoned defense.
"It was convincing at some deeper level than fact".
This view was convincing to the uppermost level of commanders in Iraq, and certainly was the stance of Bush administration officials, especially after they heard the opinions of Iraq's own nascent leadership.
