Sentence examples for more plausible understanding from inspiring English sources

That imperious view goes not only against the sentiment that "we human beings are all much the same," but also against the more plausible understanding that we are diversely different.

In the following, we provide a brief discussion of these three categories because it enables a better, potentially, more plausible understanding of the methods presented in the next sections.

Generative models represent a far more plausible framework for understanding selective neurophysiological responses and how representations are constructed in the brain.

Integrating emerging and reemerging animal infectious and zoonotic disease data from a large variety of sources into a unified open-access resource provides more plausible arguments to achieve better understanding of infectious and zoonotic diseases.

By undertaking a deeper analysis of the behavioural observations in the light of our understanding of neurophysiology and neuroanatomy, I subsequently propose that it is more plausible and probable to reason that fish do not feel pain.

In recent years it has become even more plausible, because a new ingredient has emerged for understanding the workings of natural selection.

Such suggestions are perhaps rather too fanciful based on the data available right now, but are much more plausible now than even last year and that's a marked step towards understanding their real distribution.

The result of their efforts promises to be an understanding of the just war that is not only quite different from the traditional Theory but substantially more plausible.

This understanding has come from the "old friends" mechanism, a refinement to the hygiene hypothesis that offers a more plausible explanation for the link between microbial exposure and allergies.

That seems more plausible.

The latter seems more plausible.