Furthermore, the analysis would be much more compelling if compared directly to data from at least the W303 gene expression series, and preferably additional aneuploid lab strains (for example, the Hughes et al. deletion collection strains that are aneuploid, or some of the aneuploids isolated from experimental evolution).
Many investors are treating health care stocks with kid gloves and Stewart said valuations are going to start looking pretty compelling compared with other more cyclical sectors that have set the tone for the rally.
But contrasting West Virginia with Alaska is more compelling than comparing it to Rhode Island.
The move to expand into pay-per-view could help make Sling TV a more compelling offering for sports fans, when compared with its streaming rivals.
However, The Americans "is more complex and inventive" according to Stanley who concurs that season 2 is darker but notes it is more compelling than season 1. Stuever compares the show unfavorably to both Veep for its "bumbling chaos and ego implosions" over House of Cards "prohibitively sinister" execution and The Good Wife for its superior delivery of "nastiness and self-interest in power plays".
Lichtenstein altered the composition to make the image more compelling, by making the exploding plane more prominent compared to the attacking plane than in the original.
With its super-exaggerated physics and fiendishly designed obstacle courses, Trials provided a tense test of motoring skill, made all the more compelling by its global scoreboard that let you easily compare your best times with those of your friends.
A randomized trial comparing bypass and banding would provide more compelling evidence on the relative cost-effectiveness of the two procedures than our simulation provides.
Compared to other markets in the world, it has become much more compelling.
Longer-term, a more compelling story could develop with new products from Intel, better execution in consumer, easier compares in federal and help from Microsoft's new Vista OS".
