Sentence examples for convincingly illustrates from inspiring English sources

But Mr Kittleson convincingly illustrates Brazilians' surprising ambivalence towards the game.

By offering perspectives from both sides of the battle, Mr. Alexie convincingly illustrates how no one can live alone, no matter what the situation.

The exclusive formation of 25 convincingly illustrates the control that is possible during the reaction sequence, allowing the selective introduction of different substituents at C5 of the oxaphosphole and at the acetylene termini.

The NURSE-DO project convincingly illustrates that successful QI initiatives are attainable despite the complex ICU environment, through a step wise, team-based approach within the context of a supportive hospital environment culture.

Recently paired tumor and normal tissue analysis in NSCLC convincingly illustrates that our view of drug development in this disease may be embarrassingly naïve, as we may be treating patient tumors that posses more than 30 40 major genetic alterations, while developing and celebrating the success of agents that a target single genetic change [28].

Over the last 15 years or so, academic research — especially the work of Eugene Fama and Kenneth French — has convincingly illustrated that in most historical periods, value stocks will outperform growth stocks.

This book does not convincingly illustrate the magnitude of change Mr. Johnson attributes to the self-organization principle; he predicts that it will usher in a revolution "every bit as significant" as the one unleashed by our harnessing of electricity.

Dominic Glover (Institute of Development Studies and Stonee convincingly illustrate how MMB's clever marketing strategy was responsible for the craze by using the "farmer train farmer" strategy, whereby influential farmers explained to common farmers the new technology.

A simple example that is supposed to convincingly illustrate this view are measurements of temperature with a mercury thermometer one uses in order to test whether objects expand when their temperature increases.

In a classic and often-cited essay, "Nothing in biology makes sense except in the light of evolution," Theodosius Dobzhansky (1973) convincingly illustrated how evolutionary theory unifies all biological disciplines and why evolutionary biology should be at the center of undergraduate biology curricula.

Close-up shots of the robots were sped up to look "cool", but in wide shots the animation was slowed down to convincingly illustrate a sense of weight.