Sentence examples for more plausible since from inspiring English sources

The claim has grown more plausible since the elevation of some prominent figures from ethnic minorities, such as Baroness Flather (pictured above), who comes from a Hindu background but is now active in the British humanist movement.

This approach is put forward as biologically more plausible since plasma concentrations, rather than external administered doses, constitute the most direct in vivo dose metric.

The versions that offer only a sufficient condition for FMS seem more plausible since they leave open alternative routes to FMS.

We mentioned the possibility of a modal-logic analysis of (3.14), but a predicative analysis, where the predicate applies to a reified sentence intension (a proposition) is actually more plausible, since it allows a uniform treatment of that-clauses in contexts like (3.14) and (3.23).

Nonetheless, we point out that theoretically the opposite is more plausible since residents were students who were first exposed to the teaching skills of their faculty while their perception of faculty as their role model developed over time.

We nevertheless consider the current findings biologically more plausible since the chance of a submicroscopical gametocyte carrier being classified as 'infectious' (i.e. infecting at least one mosquito) is likely to be lower if submicroscopical gametocyte carriers on average infect a lower proportion of mosquitoes [12], [18].

Meanwhile, Obamacare's popularity, which spiked as its repeal became more plausible, may since have ebbed somewhat, although it's too soon to tell whether the change represents a genuine shift or the normal volatility present in polling.

This might initially seem to be a more plausible view since it avoids the circularity charge.

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.

He believed that the advent of steamships made the tactic more plausible for modern warfare, since a steamship, with its own internal power, could be aimed with much more force and accuracy.

Since it is more plausible to assume that incidences vary continuously with age, we smoothed the population incidences using locally weighted regression techniques (Royston, 1991).