Sentence examples for it convincingly shows from inspiring English sources
It convincingly shows that the most exciting thing happening in Victorian art was photography.
It convincingly shows how the multitude of postmodern gender scripts adds to the crisis of identity and to the problematic nature of clearly defined gender relationships.
Although the book's ending seems a trifle rushed, almost forced into a resolution of sorts, it convincingly shows how the people around Will manage to cope and, even though deeply scarred in the process, break free of his tyrannical vision.
Although the evidence only comes from grasslands and aquatic environments so far, it convincingly shows that species redundancy is unlikely to occur when several ecosystem functions and services are considered in combination [ 68- 71].
I think it convincingly shows, primarily using conformation specific antibodies, that the fraction of the polyQ expanded mutant protein that forms prefibrillar toxic oligomers depends on the level of a known interactor of native ATXN1.
"It very convincingly shows that the conflicting demands of the brain's and the body's energy requirements for growth are met, in humans, by a temporal sequence of delayed growth".
Even if it were convincingly shown that change in PMD did mediate the effects of tamoxifen on breast cancer risk, it should not be concluded that all other causes of a reduction in PMD will reduce risk of breast cancer.
It is convincingly shown that the short-circuit current waveform asymmetric part and component mass significantly affect temperature rise, and calculations of temperature rise which omit the above factors are questionable.
It has convincingly shown the value of cooperation between childcare services and kindergartens.
It was convincingly shown since the late 1980s that SIRS in critically ill patients was associated with the circulation of pro- and anti-inflammatory cytokines, even in the absence of infection [8].
The effect of Goodman's ruling is that the city has to either add the street improvements or it must convincingly show that they are not needed.
