Sentence examples for relevant convincing from inspiring English sources
Yes, Labour needs to make its policies more relevant, convincing and financially attractive, but it certainly does not need to go back to a very controversial past.
The primary endpoint should be the variable capable of providing the most clinically relevant and convincing evidence directly related to the primary objective of the trial [ 26].
Such attempts to be relevant aren't convincing, though.
This is the handiwork of "promisomics" (Chadwick and Zwart [2013]), i.e. the co-constructive framing, monitoring and management of promises, counteracting fabulation and making promisory discourse more convincing, reliable and relevant.
Phenotypes based on single RNAis, with no mutant data or experiments mapping the effect to the relevant gene, are not very convincing.
◆ No convincing evidence for clinically relevant adverse effects of dilutional-hyperchloraemic acidosis on morbidity or mortality can be found.
The ability of the proposed methodology to efficiently identify sets of genes with similar expression patterns is shown to be instrumental in the discovery of relevant biological phenomena, leading to more convincing evidence of specific regulatory mechanisms.
As a case in point, these results answer the concerns used to close the relevant paragraph: "Either phenotypic observations are convincing but molecular interpretation unsure, or molecular mechanisms are nearly pinpointed but their fitness effects unknown".
B10 BUSINESS DAY C1-12 Sun's Comeback Bid Sun Microsystems, once widely respected as a technology innovator, now faces the challenge of convincing customers that it remains relevant in a changing industry.
This view, which rests partly on the near absence of the relevant kinship terminology in Homer, is not ultimately convincing in its hypothesis of a kind of complicated collective fraud on posterity.
Accordingly, their understanding of which arguments are convincing and which are only tangentially relevant might differ as well.
