Sentence examples for comparatively plausible from inspiring English sources
If the true hypothesis is comparatively plausible (due to plausibility arguments contained in b), then plausibility assessments give it a leg-up over alternatives.
Comparatively, captaining your club to championship glory seems totally plausible.
A relatively short neck of 13 vertebrae as in Nigersaurus is certainly equally plausible as the basal diplodocoid condition as opposed to the comparatively long-necked diplodocids.
Many say it was the Philippines that provided the inspiration for Alex Garland's The Beach (he lived and travelled there), and the plot - following a secret map to a hidden island paradise - would be more plausible had it been set here rather than comparatively overrun Thailand.
The plausible explanation for this negative behavior may be the comparatively higher mobility of the injected CO2 gas passing through core plugs which were more porous and permeable.
A few takeaways and questions from the raft of new information about Chinese hacking: Mandiant and the Times stop short of saying Unit 61398 was directly in charge; "the firm was not able to place the hackers inside the twelve-story building, but makes a case there is no other plausible explanation for why so many attacks come out of one comparatively small area".
This assumption is plausible because, in most cases, the compounds are present in living biosystems in comparatively low concentrations.
Another plausible explanation is cell-type-specific contamination with genomic DNA, particularly in the CD16+ neutrophil subset, which has comparatively less RNA per cell [ 28] and thus a higher ratio of genomic DNA to RNA.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
