Sentence examples for presented convincingly from inspiring English sources

Support: The data presented convincingly support the main conclusion(s).

It was presented convincingly at an actual bar, in sealed vodka bottles.

It has all the ingredients of a popular stage show, and CD recordings of it run into double figures, but in Britain at least, María de Buenos Aires has yet to be presented convincingly on stage.

The story of their disillusionment might be hard for many people today to understand, yet, if presented convincingly, could have lent the protagonists greater pathos.

If material can't be presented convincingly or in its truest form, hold off until it can.

More importantly, the presented results demonstrate convincingly the incredible diagnostic and prognostic value of ferroportin and hepcidin gene expression in breast cancer and suggest that determination of these two molecular markers may be used as guidance toward individualized therapy for breast cancer patients.

Experimental results for this device that are consistent with results from theoretical investigations are presented and convincingly show quenching phenomenon, bifurcation and chaos.

It is also full of a strange kind of gallows humour, as we are swept along by stories that are invented and presented entirely convincingly, only to be suddenly brought up short by a reminder that this has not been done innocently.

As Nobel Prize-winning novelist J.M. Coetzee puts it about Foer's latest work, "The everyday horrors of factory farming are evoked so vividly, and the case against the people who run the system presented so convincingly, that anyone who, after reading Foer's book, continues to consume the industry's products must be without a heart, or impervious to reason, or both".

These experiments are carefully conducted and well presented and convincingly demonstrate that GABA is the principal agonist and that the main source is membrane uptake rather than intracellular synthesis.

The data presented here convincingly show that C. elegans can use the Earth's magnetic field for its vertical "migrations" and that those migrations are influenced by satiation state; the movements are random when the field is cancelled and are clearly responsive to changes in inclination angle and intensity.