If meaningful steps aren't taken to what has been dubbed the "climate justice" issue, some countries may refuse to sign an agreement and the whole treaty could be jeopardised – an unlikely but not implausible outcome.
The most implausible outcome of all was picked for Katy: Spector's teenage babysitter proved not to be a daft girl caught up in something too mad and bad for her to fully comprehend or accept, but to be as amoral and sociopathic as her serial murderer employer.
Bus stop density was positively correlated with CO2 emissions from commuting trips, a counterintuitive but not implausible outcome.
Of course, there's no telling if it will do as well in the future; indeed, the high prices of stocks these days make that outcome implausible (see "Charticle," p. 186).
If mortality is out of reach and biochemical outcomes are implausible, at least for the time being, then other more pragmatic outcomes will be necessary.
So when Teixeira sent Padilla's fastball screaming into the bleachers in right field, relegating a dour Padilla to the showers as the Yankees fans erupted, any alternative outcome seemed implausible.
That outcome seems implausible.
In any event, it's not implausible to suppose that the outcome of the GPS case will depend in large part on the justices' view of reasonable government behavior toward a citizenry that includes themselves.
However, some believe the concepts are invalid, insignificant or implausible as it relates to outcomes, especially for spinal conditions like lower back pain because it is not adjacent to the upper cervical region.
Furthermore, while the predictive model provides only a proxy of health literacy and is reliant on a number of socioeconomic and demographic factors, such variables are often missing, incomplete or inaccurate in large claims data. 25 As such, analyses of the relationship between these variables and health outcomes are often implausible with these data sets.
