Sentence examples for more plausible interpretation from inspiring English sources
In a more plausible interpretation, he supported the conspiracy when it appeared likely to succeed, but betrayed it once it had failed.
A more plausible interpretation is that Austin's purpose is not to draw such a distinction.
A more plausible interpretation of these observed temperature variations is that heat was transferred to these sites from deeper levels in the crust via volatiles.
A more plausible interpretation of Dutch Book Arguments is that they are to be understood hypothetically, as symptomatic of what has been termed pragmatic self-defeat.
These objections seem so serious and so obvious that they should make us wonder if there is a more plausible interpretation of his proof.
However, the structure of the carpel in the first diverging angiosperm family Amborellaceae in the current angiosperm phylogeny remains unknown, and thus we lack a more plausible interpretation for the origins of carpel (Endress and Igersheim 2000; Doyle 2012).
A more plausible alternative interpretation may be that motion in all three dimensions is involved, and that the longitudinal component of this motion becomes particularly significant, especially at low frequencies, in the hotspot region (see Supplementary Notes 3, 4 for the rationale behind this suggestion).
Data analysis according to interpretive phenomenology does not claim to identify a single right interpretation, but acknowledges that more plausible or comprehensive interpretations are always possible [ 27].
Third, such Islamic commentaries on the Qurʾān generally juxtapose and weigh alternative construals of a given verse, thereby acknowledging that many scriptural passages have more than one plausible interpretation.
We have mentioned in the Discussion that there is more than one plausible interpretation of these findings.
More plausible, however, is the interpretation that North Korea broke with the IAEA for the same reason that it earlier suspended dialogue with South Korea: both were on the brink of getting serious, and North Korea is not yet ready - and perhaps never will be - to either abandon its bomb or start serious exchanges with Seoul.
