Sentence examples for highest plausible from inspiring English sources

It follows that studies of interstellar vehicles should assume the lowest plausible density when considering braking devices, which rely on transferring momentum from the vehicle to the surrounding medium, but the highest plausible densities when considering possible damage caused by the impact of the vehicle with interstellar material.

One reasonable way to assess the evidence is to begin with the highest plausible effects, then see what happens if some of the more extreme assumptions are relaxed (this is a nice way of saying that we don't believe everything the authors are trying to tell us).

With best and highest plausible evidence-based estimate, they argue that female sex workers and their clients account for 2 15percentt of total HIV infection among adults, far less than 44 68percentt reported by model-based estimates.

Repeating this for all non-trivial amino acids in yeast shows that the highest scoring plausible codon readings tend to be at the top of the distributions (see Fig. S3).

Indeed, Pareto distributions with high but plausible degrees of skewness do not conform at all.

He has been surveying this forbidden market on the strength of informal connections to Coke and one of its bottlers, SABMiller, without either company's toplevel approval a Cold War-style mission that affords the higher-ups plausible deniability.

He has been surveying this forbidden market on the strength of informal connections to Coke and one of its bottlers, SABMiller, without either company's toplevel approval--a Cold War-style mission that affords the higher-ups plausible deniability.

Given high but plausible specificity and sensitivity (>0.9), inferred genetic correlations between the indicator trait measured in healthy and diseased animals were moderate (ca. 0.6) and insensitive to small changes in either parameter.

The system has produced high, but plausible birth and death rates in this rural, predominantly indigenous, population in India.

This low cost key informant surveillance system produced high, but plausible birth and death rates in this remote population in India.

The Base set of assumptions is the one likely to occur according to our judgement, while the other two reflect our opinion about the plausible highest and lowest boundaries of future migration developments.