Sentence examples for study compelling from inspiring English sources

But Dr. David N. Reznick, an evolutionary biologist at the University of California at Riverside, who studies rapid evolutionary changes in guppies, called the new study compelling.

Aniruddh Patel, a neuroscientist at the Neuroscience Institute in San Diego, finds the study compelling.

Although an American Cancer Society official found the study compelling, Donald A. Berry, chairman of biostatistics at the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center in Houston, considers it meaningless.

Reviewer #2: In general, I find this study compelling and very important and I only have one major concern: One of the assumptions in this study is that the CM → AIV → VTA pathway "is computing or transmitting a fast online signal to VTA/SNc that potentially carries information about recent song performance".

In general, I find this study compelling and very important and I only have one major concern: One of the assumptions in this study is that the CM → AIV → VTA pathway "is computing or transmitting a fast online signal to VTA/SNc that potentially carries information about recent song performance".

However, this pilot study compels further evaluation and consideration of early eye drop bottle exhaustion in glaucoma patients.

However, this pilot study compels further data collection and research, and consideration of early eye drop bottle exhaustion in at-risk glaucoma patients in the clinic.

Consequently, high debts associated with professional studies compel sons and daughters of poor and even middle class families to think small and imagine cashing checks as tellers, processing words, scanning groceries, fixing leaks in houses, collecting refuse, and seeking other jobs that avoid debt-ridden education.

Most importantly, the results of this study compel us to consider a number of prescriber and/or patient characteristics that might not have been captured by studies included in our systematic review, such as previous adverse events on warfarin, polypharmacy, remote living and patient unwillingness to take warfarin.

While many individual, social and environmental factors influence whether an individual will commit violence and become incarcerated (Homel et al. 1999; Zubrick et al. 2010) the evidence for the trajectory reported by both cultural groups in this study is compelling.

Despite these limitations, the findings of this study are compelling.