Sentence examples for deemed implausible from inspiring English sources

Indeed, any other possibility was deemed implausible by editorialists and commentators.

the role of Africa as a continent is unanimously deemed implausible.

From our focus groups, we get the following results: the role of Africa as a continent is unanimously deemed implausible.

FEO does not become more acceptable if the Rawlsian principle to which FEO is attached as a constraint is deemed implausible.

Although models generated with E134 as the conserved glutamic acid scored equally well when compared against the consensus structure, they would likely be deemed implausible by visual inspection as helix C was distorted upwards away from the active site instead of lining the back of the ATP binding pocket as it does in other kinases.

Gestational ages less than 20 or more than 45 weeks were deemed implausible, as were birth weights less than 350 g, and were excluded from analyses.

Put it this way: If Searching for Sugar Man were a work of fiction, it would be deemed utterly implausible.

In contrast to the direct role of the pMFC in generating the electrophysiological signal captured in the ERN (Debener et al. 2005), Klein et al. (2007) deemed it implausible that the AIC is the immediate generator of the widely distributed fronto-parietal Pe.

Babies which were deemed to have implausible birthweights for their gestational age (more than three SD from the median birthweight for their gestation and gender) were removed from the analysis.

However, the latter three strategies cannot be deemed to be completely implausible: we are assuming that only the genes that contain the causal mutations are known, but not the causal mutations themselves.

He deemed Ashdown's scripting of Danielle's exit to be "mad crescendo after mad crescendo", and the storyline as a whole "implausible", concluding that by the time Danielle died in Ronnie's arms: "EastEnders had hit the misery mother lode".