Sentence examples for are equally plausible from inspiring English sources

These hypotheses are equally plausible and mutually exclusive.

We show that not all Nash equilibria of such games are equally plausible: some are inconsistent with backward induction; some involve non-Nash behavior in some (unreached) subgames.

In patients inadequately controlled with metformin, the addition of a sulfonylurea or pioglitazone are equally plausible options to improve glycemic control.

The sublime choreography ("the young man's arms extended in a near embrace, the young woman's head turned away in doubt") pinpoints the brink of rapture or despair, which are equally plausible.

Under cover of the bland narration, the facts and the science fiction are equally plausible, but blandness gives characters like the crazy colonel and the forty-year-old ex-hobo an edge over the Tralfamadorians, who are, after all, green and shaped like plungers.

But Lessig and company are equally plausible when they suggest that the copyright laws that protect the Helprin family's intellectual property can be misused, usually by lawyered-up corporations, to block the kind of creative borrowing and reworking that early generations of artists took for granted.

Maybe it will, but the opposite assumption is equally plausible.

But it's equally plausible that the vision may turn out to be a mirage.

Since multiple models and projections may be equally plausible, fuel CI is inevitably subjective and unverifiable.

But Goffman's argument reminds us that the opposite is equally plausible.

It's equally plausible that he one day will be viewed as the start of a new generation altogether.