Mr. Morgenthau's report stated they were so full of discrepancies and errors regarding the rape as to make them implausible as evidence.
Demonstrating causation in humans requires detection of a virus in the lungs prior to clinical manifestations of IPF (which is clinically implausible) or evidence that an anti-viral therapy confers anti-fibrotic effects.
A decade after 9/11, eight years after Mr. Mohammed's capture, it is implausible that much evidence still exists that warrants withholding on real national security grounds.
Cecelia Trenticosta Kappel, senior attorney with the Justice Center, says the hope was that Stewart would "see that the state's theory that Rodricus Crawford decided to murder his son out of nowhere is implausible, unsupported by evidence, and based on abject stereotypes".
Otherwise put, it would be implausible, given the evidence, to deny that these inequalities in health represent any injustice at all on the grounds that they are unavoidable.
It is implausible that international evidence does not apply to the total New Zealand population.
Mr Justice Warby finds his evidence "utterly implausible" and hails responsible reporting in the public interest.
The report says "the argument that coal holds the key to eliminating Africa's energy poverty combines implausible economics with unsubstantiated evidence".
Part of the evidence appeared implausible and the court was "left with a sense of unease about the reliability of these admissions," Morgan said.
Of course, the assumptions on which homeopathy are based are utterly implausible, but the clinical evidence at one stage, when I started looking at this, seemed much more positive.
The judge, John W. Sedwick, ruled that a Bush administration decision to reverse course and allow tree-cutting was made for reasons that he called "implausible, contrary to the evidence in the record" and in conflict with judicial precedents.
