Sentence examples for most compelling observation from inspiring English sources
In a year that ended with Donald Trump poised to take the presidency, one reader said HyperNormalisation was "thought-provoking and beautifully edited, its most compelling observation being that, faced with perpetual chaos, we have withdrawn into private bubbles which reflect our view of reality back to us".
The most compelling observation stemming from our studies is the striking cell type-specific isoform distribution of DRBP76 in transformed cells and in primary CNS tumors.
The most compelling observation, however, is the maximum level of protection yielded by the engulfment of live bacteria, which was significantly higher than that elicited by killed S. aureus.
Within the Firmicutes phylum, the most compelling observation was the abundance of lactobacilli in animals reared in the outdoor environment.
In our view, the most compelling observation revolves around the arrangement of the anterior unit and especially the longitudinal grooves, which we propose played a key role.
The most compelling observation is that palmar fascia fibroblasts from phenotypically normal tissue in DC patients closely resemble (but, importantly, are not transcriptomically identical to) cells derived from clearly phenotypically abnormal tissue.
The most compelling observations are that GSIS is improved in Ucp2 ablated mice [21] or following UCP2 knockdown in the pancreatic beta cell model, INS-1E [27].
On this matter, the most informative and compelling observation comes the overexpression of Comm in the RoboSD background (Figure 7).
The most compelling, he observes, involve children.
Though each of the aforementioned studies has been reported in animal and humans with CV disease, perhaps the most compelling argument for protection is the observation that CV disease mortality is associated with a constellation of risk factors [46], [47].
The most compelling genomic patterns we observed were chromosomal copy number variation in the ancestral isolate.
