Sentence examples for convincingly found from inspiring English sources
The appeals court convincingly found that in focusing on sexual orientation, the act warranted heightened scrutiny under the test the Supreme Court established for gender-based laws — and that the statute was unconstitutional when reviewed closely.
So by making as many aspects of a study's methodology and data as freely available as possible, reproducibility becomes more easily achievable – and without reproducible results, we can't be sure that we've convincingly found out anything truthful about the world around us.
No study had ever convincingly found a retrovirus in ALS patients.
In conclusion, association of BPD was far more convincingly found with a few clinical factors than with genetic polymorphisms.
So far, we convincingly found Nrf2 in mature oligodendrocytes in active MS lesions, but we cannot draw conclusions on its expression in oligodendrocyte progenitor cells (OPCs).
Aside from humans, it has been convincingly found in few other mammalian groups (bats [ 8, 9], cetaceans [ 10, 11], and possibly elephants [ 12] and pinnipeds [ 13, 14]), where the underlying brain circuitry and mechanisms are unknown, and just 3 of more than 30 extant orders of birds (songbirds, parrots, and hummingbirds [ 6, 15]).
Should we convincingly find quantum spin liquids, it is believed they will lead us to novel high temperature superconductors following Anderson's 1987 proposal, to applications in quantum computers and more generally to new paradigms in condensed matter physics.
Unexpectedly, BLAST search, GeneWise, and GenScan did not convincingly find Yorkie orthologs in H. magnipapillata, I. scapularis, and O. dioica.
Convincingly, we found an inverse relationship between CTCF binding to the hTERT promoter with hTERT mRNA transcription in human breast cancer cells.
Convincingly, we found that members of the same family shared the same tumor subtype in 8 of the 11 families.
From in vitro experiments, estrogen has convincingly been found to stimulate breast cancer cell proliferation although the effects of progestin are still controversial in the literature [35], [37].
