Such lapses distract attention from the many persuasive and valuable observations Mr. Halper and Mr. Clarke make in this book, showing their own occasional susceptibility to Big Ideas in their efforts to identify the danger of Big Ideas.
Her virtues are immaculate construction, impeccable observation, persuasive but inexorable technique.
Liz Bowyer, the captain of the team, a tireless and persuasive interviewer; Frank Gannon, suggestions, observations, contributions, encyclopedic knowledge of the '60s; Michael Hill, fact-checker extraordinaire; Meaghan Rady, now part of the NBC family; and John Balz, who tracked down players, facts, trends and under-reported consequences of the '60s".
Collectively, these observations provide persuasive evidence that cardiac myocytes may express just one to four functional RyR within the PM (189).
They are persuasive statements or judicial observations only.
The InSAR observations "look reasonably persuasive to me," says tectonophysicist Wayne Thatcher of the U.S. Geological Survey in Menlo Park, California.
Phillips's propensity for post-Lacanian abstractions and flashy linguistic inversions irritates critics like Elaine Showalter, who noted in a review of Phillips's last book, "Equals," that his observations were "pithy rather than persuasive".
The king quickly indicates that he regards the sage's critical observations as more likely to be persuasive than his opening statement was, but he requests additional proof.
McEwan's mode is synthesis, his signature the reconciliation of diametric modes — scalpel observation and civilized compassion — into a persuasive and relaxed whole.
These observations, including the C5 activation analyses, provide persuasive evidence that cartilage-bound anti-CII can participate in the initiation or perpetuation of RA.
Some of his observations are overly broad generalizations, presented without detailed, substantive or persuasive evidence.
