Boudry et al. ([2010b]) have pointed to equivocation in the concept "information" in ID, with its scientific interpretation of "a measure of randomness" being replaced by its colloquial use of "meaningful message" thus making it more persuasive to refer to DNA sequences as "designed".
Moreover, MTT assays of the stable cell lines made it more persuasive by revealing no statistically significant differences in cell proliferation among the stable cell lines (P>0.05, Supplementary Figure 3).
A more persuasive analysis of freedom of speech suggests that the threat of a sanction makes it more difficult and potentially more costly to exercise our freedom.
Still, he said that if the government were to seek a further stay, "it will have to make a substantially more persuasive case than it did on this occasion".
With these new tools, Pandora may be able to make a more persuasive argument that it provides value to musicians that goes beyond its monetary payments.
Still, Democratic leaders criticized the executives of the companies and said they needed to make a more persuasive case that they would be responsible stewards of government money.
During that time, they said, the administration would try to make a more persuasive case to the allies for possible military action in Iraq.
But the Administration still has to make a more persuasive case that anti-government rhetoric of the Tea Party sort must be met with an equal skepticism — that to take such protest and turn it into policy would be nothing less than loony.
But the Administration still has to make a more persuasive case that anti-government rhetoric of the Tea Party sort must be met with an equal skepticism that to take such protest and turn it into policy would be nothing less than loony.
The proponents of progress simply have to make a more persuasive case — and fast.
