Sentence examples for described convincing from inspiring English sources

In this context, a number of publications have described convincing findings on the role of salivary gland ultrasonography (SGUS) as an easy, non-invasive, widely available imaging technique for the assessment of salivary gland involvement in pSS [ 11– 11].

Subsequently, using brain slice electrophysiology from transfected mouse cerebral cortex the authors described convincing evidence of cellular specificity by showing a decreased in NMDA-R mediated excitatory postsynaptic current in a use-dependent manner in PLE+ cells and almost no effect in adjacent PLE- cortical neurons.

The reactions he has described look convincing to most other chemists.

Alistair W.M. Hay, an expert on the effects of chemical weapons at the University of Leeds in England, said the string of symptoms the reporters described were "convincing" indications of exposure to a nerve gas, rather than a riot agent like tear gas.

The cellular anatomy and the determination of the directionality of the signals using a dendrite marker and a presynaptic marker are beautifully described and convincing.

According to the 2007 World Cancer Research Fund/American Institute for Cancer Research (WCRF/AICR) Second Expert Report, the evidence that breastfeeding decreases the breast cancer risk and that alcohol increases this risk is described as "convincing" [ 3].

A business owner who was taken hostage by the Charlie Hebdo killers has described how, convinced he was going to die anyway, he gave the gunmen coffee and treated their wounds while helping a colleague remain hidden.

The financial sociologist Vincent Lépinay's Codes of Finance, a book about the division in a French bank for complex financial products, describes in convincing detail how institutional memory suffers when people switch jobs frequently and at short notice.

Read Chapter 3, in which she describes in convincing detail the fight over the Basel II agreement during the mid-2000s (and Chapter 4, which is more about how some United States agencies play against in each and on behalf their clients, the big banks).

Kalanick described a driver convincing his wife to hide in the trunk so he could take a fare.

Rolling Stone described Green Day as "convincing mainly because they've got punk's snotty anti-values down cold: blame, self-pity, arrogant self-hatred, humor, narcissism, fun".