Sentence examples for perceived as plausible from inspiring English sources

The results of the scenario exercise point out the adequateness of the methodology in the development of futures that are perceived as plausible by local stakeholders and, thereby, able to bring out their desires and threats towards the future of their landscape.

7 8 9 10 11 Epidemiologists and statisticians are striving to produce weighted models that can be presented as scores to reflect this complexity but which at the same time are perceived as sufficiently simple, plausible, affordable, and widely implementable in clinical practice.

Our approach to assigning the scores was to explicitly consider various types of alignment alternatives and subject the scores to conditions reflecting what is perceived as the most plausible choice in every alternative.

Noise is a biologically plausible etiologic agent whereby traffic noise may be perceived as stressful and produce an immunologic response (Prasher 2009).

The enforcement of social norms as an essential function of stigma in conditions perceived as voluntary, might explain this link more adequate and might be a plausible consequence of stigmatization [ 36].

The hypothesis of different utilization rates is also consistent with the psychological aspects of GH, which is perceived as a potential source of shame on patients [ 18] and is a plausible reason for lower levels of compliance to treatment.

McGriff, as Joe Posnanski writes, seemed to be a plausible candidate to gain ground this year as writers sought out players who were perceived as clean, as opposed to known or suspected of steroid use.

"Swaps are perceived as riskless.

Those wavelengths are perceived as colors.

Those returning are often perceived as arrogant.

Schools perceived as stronger blocked the way.