Sentence examples for more plausible model from inspiring English sources
His populist image benefits from the fact that he didn't learn his skills as a rich student overseas; this makes him a more plausible model for ordinary citizens.
This paper introduces another distribution, the Offset Elliptical Normal (OEN) model, which has some justification in terms of probability theory and appears to form a more plausible model for mean wind speeds.
Those details make the flat-earthers' theory so elaborately absurd it sounds like a joke, but many of its supporters genuinely consider it a more plausible model of astronomy than the one found in textbooks.
The more plausible model was defined as having greater robustness to variations [33], [38] [40].
Based on the widespread prevalence of these calcium granules in nature, Ryall [29] has convincingly articulated a more plausible model viewing them as innocuous deposits of calcium used for the various functions of waste disposal, osmoregulation, excretion of excess ions, ion storage and mobilization, and detoxification.
It would be more interesting to test a more plausible model.
Others have developed accounts of mutual knowledge, approximate common knowledge, and common belief which require less stringent assumptions than the standard account, and which serve as more plausible models of what agents know in cases where strict common knowledge seems impossible (Brandenburger and Dekel 1987, Stinchcombe 1988, Monderer and Samet 1989, Rubinstein 1992).
More plausible models were developed for about two-thirds of genes based on matches to expressed sequence tags, comparisons to sequences from P. ramorum and P. sojae, and RT-PCR in the case of genes of particular interest.
An estimate for the date of origin of A111T based on microsatellites (Beleza et al. 2012) places the origin at 19 kya (95% confidence interval 6−38 kya), for a dominant model, or 11 kya (95% confidence interval 1−56 kya), for a more plausible additive model.
The effect has been to make sharing a much more plausible business model.
In order to obtain more reliable dose estimates for humans, the Helmholtz Zentrum München (HMGU) developed a new, physiologically more plausible biokinetic model [ 6].
