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This has always seemed implausible, because of Franco-German differences over how much control of economic policy to hand to the politicians.

Williams maintains that both utilitarianism and Kantian moral theory are deeply implausible because of their integrity undermining effects.

[6] believe direct contact is implausible because of the wide gulf between the cells.

However, this mechanism is implausible because of the efficacy of very low doses of deprenyl and clorgyline and the lack of an increase in effect with MAOI dose.

In our opinion, the high end of the range is implausible because of (1) overestimation of the area available for bio-energy crops due to insufficient consideration of constraints (e.g., area for food, feed or nature conservation) and (2) too high yield expectations resulting from extrapolation of plot-based studies to large, less productive areas.

Unconstrained desire accounts of value seem implausible because our desires can be for all sorts of things we may desire things that are bad for us, or we may desire things because of some mistake we have made.

Most chemists would think this implausible because one of the most basic principles of chemical combination is the fact that argon almost never forms bonds (see Bader, 2009 for a response).

The threat against which the forces were arrayed (a large-scale Soviet invasion) seemed improbable, and the defense they could offer (either a nuclear or conventional war fought on German soil) seemed implausible, because war of either sort would not protect the people, the territory, or the institutions of Western Europe.

This fixed effect assumption is however generally implausible, because in most applications we anticipate the existence of residual between-study heterogeneity (i.e. between-study heterogeneity that is not explained by the covariates).

The assignment to crystal field-level splitting is rather implausible, because the width of the bands should not broaden, as in the present case.

There are several possible explanations for this result: exposure to M. tuberculosis is not implausible because 12.5% of the participants originated from Africa or Asia and 31% were hospital workers.