Sentence examples for convincingly reverse from inspiring English sources
In a recent observational study from Denmark, the results of approximately 250,000 serum vitamin D levels ordered by primary health care physicians were plotted against all cause mortality and the curve was convincingly reverse J-shaped.
However, I'm unsure these are more than quantitatively different from those in Figure 2. All FRAs, however, were convincingly reversed to control levels following reactivation.
So far only two other interventions the drug rapamycin and caloric restriction have been shown convincingly to slow or reverse aging in multiple tissues, Kaeberlein says.
Using clonal analyses, forward and reverse genetic, the existence of developmental compartments is convincingly demonstrated.
The millennium development goal of halting and beginning to reverse the incidence of malaria by 2015 has been convincingly met, said a joint report from the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the UN children's agency, Unicef.
In a joint World Health Organisation (WHO -UNICEF report, experts also said that a crucial Millennium Development Goal to halt and begin to reverse the incidence of malaria by 2015 has been met "convincingly", WHO -UNICEFses of the pareportc mosquito-bornexpertsse down by 37 percent since 2000.
Hence, whatever the nature of the alterations convincingly detected, these must be associated with their most-likely cellular contexts to then have a chance to reverse engineer the events that could have given rise to the observed alterations and predict their most plausible functional consequences.
The CCB approach is one of the most efficient semi-empirical tools in the parameterization of chemical interaction in glass-forming systems, which was convincingly exemplified with Bicerano's and Ovshinsky's analytical inspection on structures of ovonic-type chalcogenide glasses with reversing electrical-switching properties yet in 1985 [18].
Historical comparisons are made by Mary Jean Green in "Malraux's Sartre: Dialogue on the Far Side of Despair". She convincingly argues for what she sees as a chiastic development of the two thinkers: Malraux engages in politics before the war, during a time when Sartre is still apolitical, whereas in the postwar period the paradigm is reversed.
