Sentence examples for lacks convincing from inspiring English sources

Although TCS and TCC are effective in killing microorganisms when applied judiciously by professionals in health care settings, their proliferating use by the general population, which accounts for the vast majority of the chemicals' production volume, lacks convincing data on health benefits, according to epidemiological studies.

But, Schiebinger warns, even the most marketable academic cannot procure a plum academic post for a partner who lacks convincing credentials.

Nyctotherus may be more closely related to Euplotes and Oxytricha (Spirotrichea) than to Paramecium and Tetrahymena (Oligohymenophorea), though this relationship still lacks convincing phylogenetic support (Ricard et al. 2008; de Graaf et al. 2009).

Other Western countries were initially more cautious about military action, particularly when the initial proposals that Ecowas put forward to the UN lacked convincing technical detail.

Thus, it is difficult to determine whether this case should be considered a failure of the C-PIB PET scan to detect an early stage of AD, or a successful rejection of a case that lacked convincing AD pathology.

Analysis of the linkage disequilibrium structure around the GWAS index SNPs revealed several other candidates, but these were not analysed due to a lack of expression in the prostate, a lack of convincing biological evidence for a role in prostate function or the presence of more plausible candidate genes.

The tragedy of Nagel's thought-provoking, stimulating book is, as he realizes, its lack of convincing alternatives to materialism.

But despite the lack of convincing scientific evidence behind the practice, in the 21st Century there are still many people who claim to have had success with it - and even people who make careers out of it.

This lack of convincing early evidence is the reason many recent historians exclude Arthur from their accounts of sub-Roman Britain.

However, due to constraints of the complex organization of the gill epithelium and a lack of convincing gene markers to label undifferentiated ionocyte progenitors, whether these ectopic branchial ionocytes are generated from cell migration, cell proliferation, or in situ differentiation still remains unknown.

Partly because of lack of convincing empirical evidence, the balance of our analysis of benefits and harm of CDMR does not clearly shift one way or the other.