Sentence examples for more plausibly for from inspiring English sources

This means aiming, at a minimum, for structural balance in their budgets; and more plausibly for continuing structural surpluses.

And one can either take that individuality to be ungrounded and 'primitive' or ground it in some form of primitive thisness or, more plausibly for many, in the associated properties via an updated and extended form of PII (criticisms and concerns notwithstanding).

Integration of semantic information between left and right anterior temporal cortices may account more plausibly for the role of the inter-temporal functional connection in single-word comprehension.

These additional assumptions are more plausibly blamed for the early/late debate's problems.

More plausibly, it selects for organisms that sniff out what kind of environment they are in and tune their boldness accordingly, with different individuals setting their danger threshold at different points.

More plausibly, he had an explanation for what the spots are for: to break up the animal's shape when it is hiding in the dappled light of the forest.These days, the human-handprint theory of the leopard's spots has fallen out of favour.

On this view the language faculty did not originate as an adaptation, but more plausibly "may have originally arisen for some purely architectural or structural reason (perhaps overall brain size, or the sheer duplication of pre-existing modules), or as a by product of the evolutionary pressures" (p. 19), i.e., it is a kind of Gouldian spandrel.

More plausibly, venture capitalists with a reputation for successfully nurturing start-ups may be offered better opportunities.

Mesolimbic dopamine is likely neither necessary for phenomenal true pleasure nor sufficient for either it or for its cognitive awareness, but more plausibly helps organize, stabilize, and sustain activity linking the two, while also otherwise facilitating motivation and learning.

As Android tablets become ready for prime time and more plausibly compete against the iPad, entertainment apps like Netflix will flourish.

Perhaps his account could have been developed further and more plausibly, despite the difficulties noticed above (but for some scepticism on that front, see Landini, 2007).