Sentence examples for credible phenomenon from inspiring English sources

And yet I'm still being asked by media folk to talk about it as a credible phenomenon.

Cervical pillar hyperplasia has shown evidence of being a credible phenomenon that requires further research.

The most extreme example of coastal submergence is when an entire landmass (usually an island) is said to have vanished, something that is quite common in myths but has only recently become regarded as a credible geological phenomenon [41, 50].

Results are credible when the phenomenon under study is recognized by participants and experts and it reflects their personal experience [ 43, 44].

There are lots of credible candidates for this phenomenon among the ranks of other, also extravagantly adorned dinos, but a lack of juveniles or complete crests make it difficult to demonstrate the exact pattern of growth.

Both the statistical significance for the discovery of new phenomena and credible intervals on model parameters are presented in a consistent way.

Credible evidence for such a phenomenon was provided in a study conducted in Zimbabwe, where a seasonal influence on the incidence of PE was noted, in that there was a peak at the onset of the rainy season [80].

The maximum density of a planted forest is usually unknown because of the high cost to obtain empirical observations that permit a credible analysis of that elusive natural phenomenon.

"They were interesting, credible people who had observed aerial phenomena that were unexplained and worthy of additional follow-up," Mr. Podesta said.

In addition, the learner must come to see the new explanation as intelligible (easily understood), plausible (credible), and fruitful (useful for explaining other phenomena), drawing their criteria from studies of what causes scientific communities to adopt a new theory.

At its height, "The X-Files" was not merely a hit but also a phenomenon that helped establish Fox as a credible network.