Sentence examples for making it more plausible from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, in an equivalence design non-compliance will provide an underestimation of the effect, making it more plausible that there truly is no equivalence between both interventions.
What truly excited Yamamoto was that the newly discovered sculpture fitted rather better the Muromachi period description of Unkei's Kotokuji Dainichi because its dimensions made it more plausible.
The Internet also makes it more plausible for a later-emerging candidate to overcome the inevitable one.
However, the observation that membranes can self-assemble from the amphiphilic components at least makes it more plausible that membrane-bounded structures were present at the time of life's origin.
Mr. Putin told Dr. Albright that the new makeup of the Russian Parliament since the December elections made it more plausible that the second strategic arms reduction treaty would be ratified.
But the three-judge panel ruled that even if the banks had "aided and abetted" fraud "by engaging in transactions to make it more plausible", they owed no duty to Enron's shareholders.
Modifications might be made to this argument to make it more plausible: the first premise might be put in counterfactual terms, rather than in terms of actual changes; "direct awareness" might replace "awareness"; and one might specify more carefully in what respects the properties of experience must covary with those of the object of awareness.
But those characters were precisely chosen for that reason, those clichés from current mainstream narratives were used in an attempt to make it more plausible.
Some circumstances, however, could make it more plausible that income inequality is more important in working age.
What would you like to add/change in each scenario to make it more plausible from your perspective?
This practice makes it more plausible that TEM- or SHV-derived ESBL producers would be rarely isolated and that metallo-β-lactamases would be isolated often in Japan.
