Sentence examples for most compelling data from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most compelling data are those where triiodothyronine was administered as augmentor of antidepressants in therapy resistant patients.
Some of the most compelling data comes from the Tibetan plateau, where from 2001 to 2012, the increase in temperatures was between half a degree Fahrenheit and nearly an entire degree at weather stations above 10,000 feet.
"This is clearly the most compelling data to date for any drug" for pulmonary fibrosis, "even with the tolerability issues, so demand is only going to increase," Bill Bradford, an InterMune physician, said in the message.
Perhaps the most compelling data regarding immune activation relate to mast cells.
Twitter needs to treat its developers with some more respect because they are the ones creating some of the most compelling data streams and apps around the service.
The most compelling data that fluid loading in sepsis is harmful come from The Fluid Expansion as Supportive Therapy (FEAST) study performed in 3,141 sub-Saharan children with severe sepsis [60].
The Open Data Transition Report will be designed to help the next administration identify and pursue the most compelling open data opportunities.
The neuropsychologist from the U.K. (and a 2013 TED Fellow) is research director for PatientsLikeMe, a social network that is producing some of the most compelling clinical data the health care industry has ever seen.
Perhaps the most compelling experimental data in this regard are the anion binding site crystallographically characterized for the Cl– and Br– complexes of Tyr9Phe-NiSOD.
In a remarkably candid moment, Mr. Armitage, a blunt-spoken former Navy officer, also acknowledged that the administration had on occasion tried to build its case against Iraq on ambiguous intelligence, and he pledged that Mr. Powell would bring only the most compelling, clear-cut data available to the United Nations.
While I subscribe to the softer arguments about promoting diversity and tolerance, what I found most compelling were the data on how low-income students fare better in economically mixed schools.
