Sentence examples for avoiding plausible from inspiring English sources

For avoiding plausible influence of low back pain on the reporting of physical work demands, the health care workers reporting any previous or present low back pain at baseline (n = 3,109) were also excluded from further analyses.

A grim hope remains that the president might win by a large enough margin to avoid plausible challenges.

Similar to Michel and colleagues [ 22] we did not see an effect on asthma as an outcome (results not shown); however, the observed effect on asthma-related objective measures avoids plausible bias of reported asthma.

The idea of having an autonomous organisation in the public sector is to enable it to function more transparently by avoiding the plausible procedural delays and also to enable it to make decisions of contracting and outsourcing that are best suited for the prosperity of the organisation.

Avoid plausible phrases such as "I'm physically going to punch you".

If the cognitivist/non-cognitivist dichotomy does not hold up, it would seem to show either that the standard positions were not after all committed to those components, or that those commitments could not be avoided by plausible theories.

To avoid this, plausible values for the functional status of each patient have been drawn from their own posterior distribution of θ [ 20].

In this first analysis, we have retained a large range of values for the entrainment coefficients (indeed, a larger range than found in existing experimental studies) to avoid discounting plausible values from the study, and have taken ranges for k s and k w and no further probability judgements to let the observations induce constraints.

Learned global shape model to avoid non-plausible face shapes.

This may not always be plausible but avoiding the allergens can give you some relief.

The main point is that leaving options open for a Labour government to decide would also be electorally plausible, avoid unnecessary party splits and, after an informed debate, bring in public opinion.