ISABELLA BLOW, the English eccentric and sorcerer of talent who died this week, was a completely implausible figure.
Some analysts expect that the firm is likely to value itself between $25 billion and $30 billion, considered a rich but not implausible figure given the way the market values other securities companies.
The Marquette poll appears to be a bit of an outlier — it also had Mr. Obama leading in the presidential race in Wisconsin by a 14-point margin, a somewhat implausible figure.
The target scores for eight of these sets were clearly weak or functionally implausible (Figure 6, Table S3).
Its goal before privatisation of making 20% of its sales outside Germany by 2000 looks implausible: the figure last year was a mere 6.6%.Nor has Telecom Italia, which was privatised in 1997, had it easy.
Like a soap, there's endless repetition, so you can miss half the debates and still feel current; there are implausible plot whipsaws; figures from the past return unexpectedly (like Newt Gingrich, storming in from the Clinton era to prove that 1990s-style petotally totally holds its own in today's combative political environment).
Among them, there were 527 children with implausible longitudinal growth figures for height, weight or both, and an additional 42 children with implausible z score values (exceeding three standard deviations from the mean).
Several of us living in the city, who were monitoring its repopulation rates, knew these figures were implausible.
Records without any measurements or with implausible measurements were excluded (figure 1).
Thus, for honorary authorship analyses, 545 articles were available after excluding authors of multi-authored articles who did not respond to the second survey and those from single authored articles with implausible data (web extra figure).
