Sentence examples for add plausibility from inspiring English sources

Other genuine mammalian fossils and tools had been planted at the site to add plausibility.

Verdi's beloved maledictions, vendettas, and forces of destiny actually add plausibility rather than take it away; they make the violent accents of operatic singing seem like a natural reaction under the circumstances.

Such experiments can add plausibility to a hypothesis if the results of them indicate that the hypothesis captures the truth, but a single experiment which falsifies a hypothesis is enough to require the scientist to reject it, or at least, to reject whatever part of the hypothesis is deemed faulty, for a hypothesis "can be true in one of its parts and false in another" (IP §65).

However, the consistent observation of sex-differential effects on overall mortality of routine vaccinations such as DTP and measles vaccine does add plausibility to the hypothesis that boys and girls may have different immune systems, which are affected in a differential manner by our current interventions.

The peculiarities of the Swiss Healthcare system might add plausibility to the results as they lead to higher direct medical costs than in other countries.

Here, otherwise staid design firms and architectural practices visualise future trends much as The Usborne Book Of the Future [large PDF] did for 70s kids – but with added plausibility underpinned by hard design and science.

What adds plausibility to this account is the latest announcement in yesterday's Standard from "senior Met sources" that they "are frustrated" by the lack of clarity in the law.

The discovery of conjunctive Long-Term Depression (LTD) in the PF-PC synapses [15 17] has added plausibility to these models.

It not only adds plausibility to claims about its role in promoting ill health, it's a mechanism that fellow researchers find plausible and convincing.

The results of three randomized controlled trials (RCTs) have demonstrated that male circumcision (MC) significantly reduces acquisition of heterosexually transmitted HIV-1 among men,[1] [3] confirming observational evidence [4], [5] and adding plausibility to previous immunohistochemistry studies of the foreskin.

Our findings are consistent with the greater literature on this subject, which adds plausibility to the pattern of associations we observed.