Sentence examples for strongly convincing from inspiring English sources

The further functional analysis showed SaSTT3A could rescue Arabidopsis stt3a-2 sensitiveitive phenotype, strongly convincing the STT3 genes evolutionally conserved on N-glycosylation among eukaryotes.

Nevertheless, evidence for the use of WBCT scans in trauma patients is now strongly convincing as this procedure has been proven to reduce mortality [27, 38, 39].

This suggests us that tools to avoid fragmentation must be more robust and, probably, mandatory or strongly convincing, working onto three parallel sides (for small-medium municipalities): encouraging the groupings with special subsidies, stopping or dropping ordinary subsidies to municipalities that can merge but refute to do it and discouraging new fragmentations applying new taxes, if happens.

Dr. Basu, who is strongly convinced that a meteor struck Earth 250 million years ago, believes coincidence is not likely.

It is simple observation that so strongly convinces me that the Optimists' point of view is superior to that of the Pessimists.

"We're strongly convinced that we're making the right changes," said Trevor Packer, the vice president for Advanced Placement at the board, a nonprofit organization that has created tests in more than 30 subjects for high school students seeking college credit.

Since people are most strongly convinced when they suppose that something has been proven (Rhet. I.1, 1355a5f)., there is no need for the orator to confuse or distract the audience by the use of emotional appeals, etc.

However, one-third of the LV participants dismissed the need for such feedback and the rest did not seem strongly convinced of its utility, mainly based on the difficulty they have experienced in viewing information on their smartphone screens (this corroborates the results reported by a previous study [14]).

Even many of those philosophers of science who are most strongly convinced of the general significance of various forms of underdetermination itself remain deeply skeptical of this latter thesis and thoroughly unconvinced by the empirical evidence that has been offered in support of it (usually in the form of case studies of particular historical episodes in science).

As of today, I'm very strongly convinced this the right way to go, this is the right decision that we made".

"As of today I'm very strongly convinced this is the right way to go, this is the right decision that we made.