Sentence examples for convincing observations from inspiring English sources

Indeed, a recent review of the evidence led by anthropologist Peter Fashing of California State University, Fullerton, concluded that there were no convincing observations of "compassionate caretaking" of dying individuals among other nonhuman primates, such as monkeys.

More limited but convincing observations suggest a possible role of TLRs in the triggering of allergic and autoimmune diseases [4] [9]: such induction could not be obtained in several experimental models after genetic invalidation of certain TLRs or one of their adaptor molecules, namely MyD88 [7], [10] [11], [11].

These are convincing observations, since the majority of cholesterol that is destined for secretion into the bile derives from selective cholesteryl ester uptake from HDL via SR-BI.

Current dogma has expanded to now accommodate the convincing observations that plasma gelsolin can bind a variety of potentially inflammatory moieties, and can thereby modulate the exuberance of the host response to sepsis, malaria, burns, trauma, and other commonly encountered clinical conditions.

Møller says this is the first convincing observation of a cosmic filament in the very early universe.

We looked at this factor in several ways, with perhaps the most convincing observation being the relatively late increase in cardiovascular risk after first pregnancy (fig 1).

How the presence of biological soil crusts (BSCs) and physical soil crusts (PSCs) regulates surface soil hydrological processes in the high-altitude alpine ecosystems is still a pressing scientific issue owing to a lack of convincing field observation data.

Other astronomers said they found the observations convincing and exciting.

In an introduction written in advance of the conference, Frederick Seitz, a physicist and past president of the National Academy of Sciences, writes that "we do not currently have any convincing evidence or observations of significant climate change from other than natural causes".

"Whatever arrangement follow the war we must still live dangerously whether we like it or not," he says Germany, he says, must be dealt with decently and patiently not as after the last war, when we gave cause for violence All this did not seem quite as convincing as the observations of Mr. Welles, who points out that the German people.

[Update (Monday, 6 p.m .: It was announced at the conference that Dr. Seitz died on Sunday.] Dr. Seitz's introduction concludes that "we do not currently have any convincing evidence or observations of significant climate change from other than natural causes".