Sentence examples for convincingly perceived from inspiring English sources
On each trial observers indicated the interval (first or second) that contained the plw that was visually most convincingly perceived as facing the viewer.
This effect is reminiscent of reports from Maier and colleagues, who have convincingly demonstrated that perceived "escapability" in a shock stress paradigm leads to enhanced AA in subsequent testing (reviewed in Maier, 2015).
Although such carrier animals have never convincingly been directly demonstrated to transmit infection, they are perceived as a potential source of new infections and consequently there is a reluctance to use vaccination as a primary means of controlling outbreaks in disease-free countries [3].
Mr. Calcaterra said he was also disheartened that heterosexual actors walk into auditions confident in their ability to play gay characters convincingly, especially the more camp roles, and without any internal perceived flaws.
Eichengreen and Irwin have showed, convincingly, that the main driver of protectionism in the 1930s was the lack of perceived alternatives to boost employment.
If the final episode of the season of a drama or comedy – or, still worse, the final ever programme of the franchise – doesn't finish convincingly, then much of the pleasure or success that went before can be compromised by the perceived failure, in industry jargon, to "land" the show well.
With Hillary at his side, Obama removes this perceived weakness, and strengthens his appeal, by having someone close at hand who can communicate convincingly with Republican waverers too.
Moreover, these authors argue convincingly for the use of phase models in understanding waves seen in cortex and speculate that they may serve to label simultaneously perceived features in the stimulus stream with a unique phase.
