Sentence examples for convincing traces from inspiring English sources
Sequence similarity searches of the JGI eukaryotic genome databases revealed convincing traces of clade B sequences on the genomes of the cnidarian Nematostella [JGI 82909, JGI 245803], the placozoan Trichoplax [JGI 23741, JGI 2986, JGI 2419, JGI:51551], the mollusk Lottia [JGI:140764, JGI 235755] and the annelid Capitella [JGI 235755].
Soft-bodied invertebrates like Osedax do not often leave convincing fossils, but these worms might leave traces of their activity by the distinctive holes they bore into bones.
But most of the shift can be traced to the confluence of convincing data on SP program effectiveness and the vast potential of new technological breakthroughs.
These data are not convincing at all of a reliable lineage tracing.
Because the Houston group's trace of epsilon15 was initially wrong (they've now revised it to a version that agrees with the BPP-1 trace), the present authors need to be completely convincing.
While her Panamanian characters are utterly convincing, her prose reads as if it grew up drinking water that had been fluoridated with traces of John Updike and Ann Beattie.
Hackers traced to Iran infiltrated the control system of a dam just 25 miles from New York City in 2013, convincing the White House to double down in its still ongoing campaign to ramp up America's defences against outside cyber-attacks.
You were very convincing.
Good luck convincing them.
Convincing Washington was crucial.
