Sentence examples for convincingly reject from inspiring English sources

Overall, we cannot convincingly reject the null hypothesis of no effect of TLF on working hours.

Therefore, we have not enough statistical power as to convincingly reject the hypothesis of equal effects even if the alternative hypothesis of smaller effects for unpaired sites was actually true.

Defiant Oxford University vice-chancellor, John Hood, has vowed to remain in his position despite suffering a humiliating defeat when dons convincingly rejected his plans to change the way the ancient university is run.

The results (to our surprise) convincingly rejected T-SCE as a mechanism of ALT.

This concordance rate was statistically significant (p < 0.0001), convincingly rejecting the null hypothesis of ≤90%%.

This rate of per lymph node concordance was statistically significant (p < 0.001), convincingly rejecting the null hypothesis of ≤90%% concordance.

Both interpretations were convincingly rejected by Zotenko et al. (2008) who instead proposed that certain proteins were essential because of their involvement in "Essential Complex Biological Modules"—large groups of essential proteins, which are densely connected on the protein interaction network and are all involved in a common biological function.

To reject this suggestion convincingly, Mr Zander will have to start articulating his strategy with much greater clarity.

"If the underlying goal of protecting public health is to be advanced, the logical course is to reject the new therapy because it has not been convincingly demonstrated to be as effective as approved therapy," the F.D.A. staff wrote.

In addition, we clearly reject the putative relationship between Rhizaria and excavates [16], [19], which has been already convincingly tested in [31].

That the amicus argues more convincingly in appellants' favor on the issue raised by the appellants than they do themselves is no reason to reject the argument of the amicus.