Sentence examples for increase plausibility from inspiring English sources
Increased systematicity does not always increase plausibility; reduced systematicity does not always decrease it.
Although quotes from tweets would serve to illustrate and potentially increase plausibility of the results, in a small sample in a specialized field where participants and readers might be known to one another providing quotes in addition to other data could render participants identifiable [ 27].
Still, here are six theories, which I've ordered by increasing plausibility.
Let's consider them, in order of increasing plausibility: THE TEA PARTIES ARE DRIVING REPUBLICANS OFF A POLITICAL CLIFF.
It is obvious that increased systematicity is not sufficient for increased plausibility.
The application of the methods presented in this study resulting in more differentiated time series of emissions, increases plausibility of the provided time series for the German emissions reporting, and also the comparability with neighboring countries like Switzerland or Austria where similar approaches are used to derive emission time series.
In scenario processes, it is reasonable to speak just about the increased plausibility of a single scenario and not about its increased validity or probability.4 On the other hand, it is reasonable to assume that the total picture based on alternative scenarios or the Futures Map is more valid if it takes into account the new weak signal.
We explore with biochemical models of increasing plausibility how buffering can be elicited.
Below, we explore the potential existence of buffering effects in situations of increasing plausibility, extending our previous views [ 17].
Indeed, it may be that increased plausibility itself predicts outcome, and does so independently of home practice, through other mechanisms, such as those described above.
Such a reading would of course increase the plausibility of the claim that a conscious state's representational properties exhaust its mental properties but at the cost of significantly weakening or even trivializing the thesis.
