That Poyet could work convincingly in miniscale is shown in the "Prayer Book of Anne de Bretagne," commissioned by the queen in 1494-95 teachacherer first-born son his catechism.
It's hard to imagine Jane Eyre working convincingly on stage – the size of the cast, with 16 named roles, most only appearing in a single scene, isn't very practical either.
The problem, as I argue in this section of the paper, is that in the particular case of Argentina the explanations that have been proposed and which may seem to work quite convincingly in many other countries do not appear half as persuasive when applied to Argentine economic history.
Conclusion Novel contour enhanced funnel plots and a regression based adjustment method worked convincingly and might have an important part to play in combating publication biases.
I'd be open to other reviewers pointing out what they felt was the evidence that the technique works convincingly, or that it has produced a particularly important result.
Mr. Garrett has worked convincingly with a backbeat throughout his career: "Sketches of MD" refers obliquely to his tenure with Miles Davis, then in his late electric period.
The driver (me) is enjoying the power and the pep, revelling in the fact that this concept car, unlike many, not only works, but works convincingly well.
For her second album, "That's Him," released on the Riverside label in 1957, Ms. Lincoln kept the seductive pose but worked convincingly with a modern jazz ensemble that included the tenor saxophonist Sonny Rollins and the drummer Max Roach.
I would have had less of a problem with Israel's efforts to protect its population centers, including through targeted strikes of those it considers its enemies, if it had also worked convincingly and seriously toward peace, toward an acknowledgment of the humanity of those who suffer the consequences of its continuing siege.
Going online has not yet worked convincingly for many newspapers.
