Sentence examples for most convincing one from inspiring English sources

Only a few reports describe a putative functional impact of read-throughs on cancer [ 4, 8] with the most convincing one reported for SLC45A3-ELK4 in prostate cancer, where the read-through promotes cell proliferation but wild-type ELK4 does not [ 4].

Redditor ace_VXIII posted a fan theory on the series' subreddit last week that seems to be the most convincing one yet.

The council tax bill is probably the most convincing one.

To date the most convincing one I can find is that my mother unwittingly "gave" it to me.

Still, it is being fished to the edge of extinction, which is why a hopeful ending is not always the most convincing one.

They examine all the possibilities, but the most convincing one they come up with is that he was putting together a kind of résumé to make himself attractive to a new employer or as a consultant.

Given that at least 70 exemptions or exceptions have been granted over the years for various policy objectives, and not always the most convincing ones at that, I am amazed that the Commission is causing so many problems about granting a low VAT rate for labourintensive services, which could promote employment in sensitive sectors.

Still, just consider the most convincing example (one Mr. Reed remembers well) of how divided government could play to Mr. Bush's advantage: the story of Bill Clinton.

A wig therefore seemed the only tenable solution – but even the most ingeniously convincing one would still have to come off every night.

Deeply moving and without a trace of sentimentality, Father of My Children is one of the most convincing pictures I've seen about the complex, exhilarating, addictive and heartbreaking business of moviemaking.

The most convincing argument was one made by J. W. Drukker, the owner of the old inn at Stuifzand where van Gogh had stayed.