The trial record convincingly showed that Microsoft illegally abused its Windows operating system monopoly to take on competitors developing other applications, such as Netscape, in the market for Internet browsers.
As Justin Wolfers and Betsey Stevenson convincingly showed last year, the 2011 imbroglio over the debt ceiling put a significant dent in both business and consumer confidence, held back hiring, and further weakened the recovery.
Having the front-wheel's contact point trailing behind the steering axis is generally a good thing, though it is not essential for stability as Dr Kooijman's team convincingly showed.
Just as he was a persistent "birther" even after the evidence convincingly showed that President Obama was born in the United States, Trump now continues to propagate the notion that vaccines cause autism in spite of convincing and widely cited evidence to the contrary.
First came the rise of the behavioral economists, like Richard H. Thaler at the University of Chicago and Robert J. Shiller at Yale, who convincingly showed that mass psychology, herd behavior and the like can have an enormous effect on stock prices — meaning that perhaps the market isn't quite so efficient after all.
Jason Hilton, a palaeobotanist from the University of Birmingham who was not involved in the research, said the work convincingly showed that diversity in the southern hemisphere was as severely affected by the mass extinction 66 million years ago as it was in North America, overturning the idea that the southern hemisphere was a refuge for species.
Recently, Aller and Aller[23] convincingly showed that net mineralization rates increase dramatically as diffusion scale (sediment thickness) decreases and efficiency of solute exchange with overlying water increases.
The molecular clock analysis of the children's HIV sequences convincingly showed that the medics could not have caused the disease cluster.
Suganuma et al. (2010, 2011) convincingly showed that magnetization in a sedimentary column takes place within a zone just below the base of the bioturbation zone.
In The Lancet, she found three papers that convincingly showed how chlorhexidine, an antibacterial, prevented infection of the umbilical cord stump in newborns and prevented deaths.
She convincingly showed that the widespread usage of DDT to eliminate mosquitoes and other pests had led to the death and disappearance of many birds – hence the title of the book.
