Sentence examples for beyond plausible from inspiring English sources

Parks, restaurants and friends who once seemed beyond plausible commuting distance on public transportation will seem a lot closer.

For a time, when it had the weight of the major record labels behind it, it managed to stake an exclusive claim on repertory up to the Baroque and beyond plausible enough to scare away conventional performers, including symphony orchestras, with their incredible shrinking repertories.

The SNB occurs for θp > 90°, which is beyond plausible ranges of whisking since whiskers cannot move into the face.

Once or twice, Wells pushes his love of the bizarre beyond the plausible: I never quite believed in Pete's off-stage gran, with her fondness for weed and Jay-Z.

Beyond providing a plausible explanation of how the nervous system could perform its central function, a critical measure of the theory's value will be its ability to predict the synaptic connectivity and intrinsic membrane properties of neurons given knowledge of the statistical structure of their inputs.

However, an evidence-based public health practice requires rigorous synthesis of available scientific evidence to move beyond a singular plausible explanation [ 5].

For example, counts were first screened for spurious data including the affected values having an extended sequence of the maximum recordable value, counts beyond the biologically plausible range, or sequences of 60+ minutes in which activity never returned to zero.

White's answers, in a useful supplement to the vast Hiss literature, are plausible but beyond proof.

But even if this isn't the case, it makes life beyond Earth seem more plausible, Dr. Postberg said.

David Miliband, the foreign secretary, was also inconspicuous at first, though he eventually made it to Tbilisi on August 19th, denouncing Russia's "adventurism and aggression".There are some plausible reasons, beyond his own tastes and personality, for Mr Brown's quietness.

"About all we know for sure about Tuesday's primaries is that Ron Paul will finish last in them," said Dean Debnam, President of P.P.P. "Beyond that it's plausible that any of the candidates could finish between first and third in both Alabama and Mississippi".