Sentence examples for both plausible and implausible from inspiring English sources

Joan Wheeler of Easton and her collaborator, Chan Davis of Redding, have created a sort of narrative that is both plausible and implausible; it is a thoroughgoing fantasy that is also nostalgic because it has roots in real experience -- at least for older viewers.

I can distinguish between sophisticated and silly explanations, and between plausible and implausible explanations.

The corrected Akaike Information Criterion (AICc) was used for ranking these alternative fits and distinguishing between plausible and implausible isotherms for each dataset.

The historical sense involves, not knowledge of what happened this is acquired by empirical means but a sense of what is plausible and implausible, coherent and incoherent, in accounting for human action (1978b, 140).

Then we will lose the ability to distinguish between plausible and implausible claims altogether.

Based on the nucleotide at the two N-positions, we distinguish between plausible and implausible pre-NAGNAG sites.

As expected, in C. elegans, we found that the frequency of plausible and implausible NAGNAG sites in UTR and CDS introns is very similar.

An RR of 1 indicates that the creation of plausible and implausible NAGNAG sites is equally likely, which is consistent with the absence of selection, while an RR > 1 indicates how much more likely the creation of an implausible site is.

As the six possible target mutations (C/G/T to A and A/C/T to G) are unequally distributed between plausible and implausible pre-NAGNAG sites (Additional File 10) and mutation rates differ (transitions are more frequent than transversions), we have to exclude these potential biases.

That sounds both plausible and responsible.

It makes them both plausible and pleasurably strange.