Sentence examples for more plausible results from inspiring English sources

A fourth motivation for steadfast views is that in certain cases they give intuitively more plausible results than conciliationism.

We found that the proposed method synthesized more plausible results in terms of visual coherence between the virtual object and the real scene.

In recent decades better distance measures have led to more plausible results, but some estimates still pointed to a universe younger than its oldest stars, leading to talk of a cosmic "age crisis".

In contrast, we applied a SENSE-SPIRAL sequence to reduce the above-mentioned artifacts, which may help us to obtain more plausible results.

Third, the calculation of rooted phylogenetic networks must be more closely linked to detailed biological models of reticulate evolution so as to produce more plausible results.

In summary, in this study, both markers of noise exposure at the bedroom (particularly the indoor marker) provided more plausible results than outdoor noise at the postal address.

Under the criteria, someone with severe asthma would stand to receive more money than someone with cancer because medical evidence regards asthma as a more plausible result of exposure to the dust and fumes from the World Trade Center disaster site than cancer, lawyers for the city said.

More plausible inpainting results and improvement on the processing speed are achieved when the presented method is applied in the experiments.

Although the literature would suggest that the latter association is more plausible, our results should still be interpreted with caution.

Smoother spatial variations such as a 25 50% apical region and a 25% basal region, which are physiologically more plausible, also result in significant ballooning.

However, the uncertainty of the data and, more particularly, the energy content of the inputs leads us to recommend using the methodologies to calculate the bounds of efficiency to obtain more plausible and robust results.