Sentence examples for more plausible levels from inspiring English sources
However, when studies were restricted to those reporting more plausible levels of exposure to EBV in the control groups, no significant association was apparent, OR 1.47 (95%% CI 0.88 2.46, p = 0.14).
Historically, data plotted in Figure 2, including the recalculated 1937 and 1947 estimates substituting more plausible infant mortality levels, suggest that over the six decades from 1947, life expectancy at birth for Thai males improved by around 28 years and that for Thai females by about 32 years.
Also more plausible at neighbourhood level is the social capital hypothesis, since we have previously found neighbourhood social cohesion to modify the adverse effect of neighbourhood income deprivation on poor mental health.
So which is more plausible?" Fair point.
This argument is more plausible for alcohol, since levels of consumption and alcohol-related harm are high in WCS for both genders compared with the other regions.
Defining adherence as a continuous measure made the exclusion restriction more plausible, as the lowest level of adherence could be defined as receiving no treatment, a level at which being allocated to either treatment group should really have no effect on outcome.
The problem is that the changes required to achieve the vision of robust Israeli and Palestinian states living side by side are now considerably less likely than other less familiar but more plausible outcomes that demand high-level attention but aren't receiving it.
A more plausible explanation for MF atrophy at multiple levels and LES atrophy at the L3 level seems to be a pain-related inhibition phenomenon.
At the local level, it seems more plausible that people who live in the same town and have breakfast together and see each other at the same stores and whose kids go to the same schools would [have to deal with each other].
Our aim here is instead to produce a simpler, more plausible mechanism compatible with the high-level statistical regularities associated with both burstiness and similarity distributions, without regard for explicit topic modeling.
At an individual level, it becomes even more plausible that many of these new extensions can grow.
