Sentence examples for it seems highly implausible from inspiring English sources
Kahneman and Knetsch contend that it seems "highly implausible that this minor procedural change would significantly alter results" (p. 61), but do not test this assertion.
It seems highly implausible that there should be adjacent cases in any such series where there is a stone in one case but not in the other.
Woods may be back, but it seems highly implausible that the man who turns 39 at the end of this month can quickly re-establish his domination of the game.
Given that our analyses revealed no MN within the proliferative crypt compartment, it seems highly implausible that MN present in the nonproliferating villous compartment originated within the crypts – especially under the chronic exposure scenario.
Therefore, due to the unstable character of Si O P bonds compared to the stable character of Al O P bonds and the lack of any experimental evidence, it seems highly implausible that Si O P bonds easily form in phosphated zeolites and complete framework incorporation of phosphorus is thus very unlikely.
It is a strategy that seems highly implausible.
Expecting them to be in their home districts for every election (or to prearrange the dreaded absentee ballot) seems highly implausible.
This assumption seems highly implausible and consequently estimates of above ground exposures appear to be particularly uncertain.
This difference could reflect a shared tendency for post-Golgi TMDs to tilt in the bilayer of their organelle of residence, but this seems highly implausible, especially as the increased levels of order-inducing lipids in post-Golgi membranes would be expected to discourage tilting (see below).
