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While the antioxidant action of dietary plant derived agents is unquestionable, over the last decade a parallel field has evolved that has convincingly presented evidence in support of their pro-oxidant (oxygen radical generating) behavior, which may be context dependent.

This seemed a reasonable policy in 1935: Hitler had not only restored order, defeated unemployment, destroyed trade unions and crushed the Communist party, he had convincingly presented Germany as the victim of Versailles.

This view has been convincingly presented before in thermodynamic terms by Dimroth and others, who explored the energy source of the Fo motor (Dimroth et al., 2003; Nakano et al., 2006).

This is a central issue because at present no one has convincingly demonstrated successful transplantation of human photoreceptors.

It has convincingly shown the value of cooperation between childcare services and kindergartens.

Despite multiple therapeutic approaches for nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (NSF), no single treatment has convincingly shown consistent benefit.

Today Microsoft has convincingly back-pedaled.

It has convincingly been demonstrated that the DIC score is a predictor of outcome [ 23].

Over the last two decades, researchers have convincingly demonstrated that subliminally presented stimuli influence both behavioral measures such as reaction times or accuracy rates [3] [7] and neurophysiological measures such as electrical brain activity (event-related potentials) [8], [9] and cerebral blood flow (functional MRI) [10] [14].

If Mr Sanders is the revolutionary, she convincingly presented herself as a pragmatic agent of incremental change, who would build on what Mr Obama has started.

On the contrary, Physicians for a National Health Program and others have convincingly shown that adoption of a single-payer program (Canada's is a reasonable model) would be significantly cheaper than our present inefficient system, while covering all of our population.