Sentence examples for limit plausible from inspiring English sources

We employ a measure of codon usage bias that accounts for chloroplast genomic nucleotide content, as an attempt to limit plausible explanations for patterns of codon bias evolution to selection- or drift-based processes.

Incumbents will say the ballot box serves as a term limit, plausible only if evidence could support this claim.

However, C. Kevin Boyce, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois who specializes in plant evolution, says he finds the argument for the limits plausible.

Wall acknowledges he has reached the limit of plausible "efficiency" savings, and that even another £1m off his budget would mean cuts to the station's output.

These calculations assume an M of 0.2 for the period prior to 1976, a value near the upper limit of plausible values for this period (about 0.1 0.2).

Brands can put their heads in the digital sand, and continue to strain the limits of plausible deniability.

Because mechanistic studies in humans are limited, a plausible way to address this question is to use an experimental model that simulates the clinically relevant UCB concentration exposure in the developing brain.

The results from this local approach were then used to build further hypotheses for the global approach (see below) by limiting the plausible modulations to the connections that were consistent across our 28 subjects.

From Eq. 3, we obtain the information threshold, i.e., the maximum permissible sequence length as Nmax = ln σ-1)/ln σ-1 (1 - q) λ).     (4) As Fig. 2 (the solid lines) shows, the increase in the information threshold is limited for plausible values of λ. (Nmax reaches infinity only when λ increases to one).

Another scene set in an army hospital offers some jolting imagery that arguably pushes the film's otherwise deserved PG-13 to the plausible limit.

This has been suggested to be the plausible limit between inflamed and non-inflamed udders in cows [ 20, 21].