Sentence examples for exists convincing from inspiring English sources

There exists convincing evidence that if cells are cultured in extra-cellular matrix (ECM) mimicking 3D scaffolds infused with tissue-specific biochemical cues they grow and differentiate to express functionality.

GNRs have been already synthesized by means of different pattering techniques [1, 2], and there exists convincing evidence that their electronic structure manifests subband formation which is a typical predicted signature of the one-dimensional (1D) confinement [3].

For the Streptophyta, more specifically the zygnematalean lineages leading to Staurastrum and Zygnema, there exists convincing evidence that IR loss from the chloroplast genome was correlated with the expansion of intergenic regions and extensive gene rearrangements [ 30].

There exists convincing evidence in animal models that these descending modulatory systems are disrupted in chronic pain subjects shifting from a state of inhibition to a mal-adaptive state of facilitation amplifying the transmission of nociceptive stimuli, contributing to the process of central sensitization, and perpetuating the augmented transmission of neuropathic stimuli [ 16, 45, 103].

My wife and I looked at each other with a wild surmise: the moment parents become parints, creatures beyond convincing who exist to be convinced.

I think people might not be convinced that it exists.

As a result of this false yet dominating image, many have not seen, "and therefore cannot be convinced that there exists a quiet, self-respecting, dignified class, …of cultivated tastes and habits…" among Negroes, (VAJC, 149).

end{aligned} It can be convinced that there exists (hat{t}in [-T_{r},T_{r} ]) such that begin{aligned} 2H-2Vbigl u_{r}(hat{t} bigr -bigl nabla Vbigl(u_{r}( hat{t} bigr -bigl nablat})bigr)leq0, end{aligned} which implies that begin{aligned} 2H leq&2Vbigl u_{r}(hat{t} bigr)+bigl(nabla V bigl(u_{r}(hat{t})bigr),u_{r}(hat{t} bigr).

THOUGH A LARGE industry exists to convince teenagers and their parents otherwise, there is not much science in the search for the right college for a particular student.

These schools and organizations only exist by convincing parents to enroll their children they are hungry for ways to improve.

Enough software exists to convince us that lots of hard work, but no basic unsolved problems, lie in the way of a finished prototype perhaps 18 months from now.