Sentence examples similar to models convincingly point to from inspiring English sources

Our claim that most of the observed heterosis results from complementation of deleterious mutations would be most convincingly supported by pointing to actual deleterious substitutions or, at least, by estimating how numerous such substitutions can be.

Only America can rally an international effort to address Egypt's vast economic needs, and it should use that leverage to persuade Egypt's rulers to convincingly point the way to democratic rule.

He pointed to Boston, San Francisco and Sydney, Australia, as models.

He also points to magnetism and gravity as phenomena which are not convincingly explained by Descartes, as well as condensation and rarefaction.

Green points refer to model HSWR and red points to model HSR.

The virtual model looked convincingly to be floating in the air of the real environment, which was due to the stereoscopic feature of the MR display with two display panels creating high object presence effects.

The early returns pointed convincingly to Tilden.

Sulphites have not been shown convincingly to lead to headache in individuals with sulphite sensitivity.

As Rakel convincingly argues, this all points to the importance of using our human propensity to connect for healing.

Mr. Phillips's earlier novels, of course, testified to these gifts, though they also tended to point up his reluctance to delve convincingly into the inner lives of his characters.

Rodent and primate models are complementary, but the non-human primate model appears more convincingly similar to the human condition and better suited to address therapeutic issues against tardive dyskinesia.