Sentence examples for giving plausible from inspiring English sources

Giving plausible necessary and sufficient conditions for science, therefore, is far from trivial; and many philosophers of science have given up on the "demarcation problem," the problem of proposing such conditions (Laudan 1988).

As afore mentioned some TB medications such as Isoniazid have been shown to have hyperglycaemic effects giving plausible mechanisms as to why glucose control is impaired in TB patients[ 35].

Consciousness is an afterthought, by which we give plausible or acceptable reasons for our behavior.

A small number of sub-spheres (say, N ≥ 5) for representing an axi-symmetric ellipsoidal particle can give plausible results.

If only two are fitted and they give plausible but significantly different data, the failsafe condition involves disabling the anti-stall function and warning the pilots.

Where Hayne has given plausible testimony, or even implausible-but-not-completely-nutty testimony, the courts have generally refused to intervene.

By cryptanalysing a large number of variants of the algorithm, we give plausible arguments for several principles behind the Skipjack design.

Elaborate social codes are there to be endlessly manipulated in this way, to give plausible deniability to abusive or power-mongering behaviour.

This allows the programme to show life and birth at the right pace for 1960, and to give plausible portrayals of social and medical history.

She gives plausible but fairly generalised character sketches of my wife and her younger sister; there's nothing that would impress Wiseman.

The argument rests on the observation that implicit arguments can exercise partial control, and the claim that partial control must be encoded in the syntax (given plausible assumptions on the limits of lexical relations).