Sentence examples for convincingly identified from inspiring English sources

On account of remarkable elemental redistribution, the diffusion-controlled nature of the transformation was convincingly identified.

While derivative of Wilhelm Reich, as he acknowledged, he convincingly identified 1960s sexual permissiveness as a breakthrough in the "undermining of tradition" and terminating a vicious cycle.

Andsnes convincingly identified the slow movement as the sonata's emotional heart, but never shaped it into a single utterance; the first movement seemed breathless while the finale was lacking in simple charm, and its throwaway ending was thrown away.

Problem: Hundreds of primary salivary neoplasms have been found to be completely enclosed within the marrow spaces of the maxilla and mandible, yet nonneoplastic salivary tissue has never been convincingly identified within marrow, either separately or adjacent to such neoplasms.

It was not until 2003, however, that the photographer was convincingly identified as Charles C. Ebbets (1905-1978), toanks to evidence produced by his family and confirmed by investigators for Corbis, the digital stock photo company.

Computer scientists have an acronym for it:  GIGO, or Garbage In, Garbage Out.The weakness of the critics' case and it is a major weakness is that no one has convincingly identified a giant systematic error.

Mr. Nachman convincingly identifies Mort Sahl, the man who put away the traditional act and replaced it with a never-ending improvisational riff that owed as much to current events and psychotherapy as to traditional comedic material, as the true pioneer here.

While Leavy disproves his depiction of a family in which all the men died by 40, she also convincingly identifies this specific fear as the likely outcome of Mantle's having been repeatedly sexually abused as a child by a half sister and neighborhood boys, and produces heartbreaking on-the-record evidence to support this painful conclusion.

Larger patient numbers will be needed to convincingly identify any true associations at these loci.

52 Béretta (op. cit. pp50‑73) convincingly identifies Aeria with what is now Carpentras.

As a first step (chapter 1, 3 35), Horky convincingly identifies the μαθηματικοί with οἱ καλούμενοι Πυθαγόρειοι of Aristotle's Metaphysics and determines their πραγματεία: they inquired into the διότι of things (i.e. mathematical objects) and referred the phenomena to them by means of demonstrations.