Sentence examples for plausible analysis from inspiring English sources

In Harding's familiar but plausible analysis, the Putinistas have two main motives.

Or at least a plausible analysis of what his party has been doing wrong for the past ten years.

By contrast, the logical framework of Ferguson's argument is obviously inadequate: it simply doesn't give a plausible analysis of the issues at stake.

In a detailed and apparently plausible analysis of how corruption in the capital works, the US ambassador John Beyrle cited one source as saying: "Everything depends on the Kremlin … [former Moscow mayor Yuri] Luzhkov, as well as many mayors and governors, pay off key insiders in the Kremlin".

Does Dretske-style information subserve a plausible analysis of computation as "information-processing"?

Any plausible account of moral motivation will, and must, acknowledge these sources of motivational failure; and any plausible analysis of moral properties must allow for them.

But there's nothing factually persuasive in this account of its historical urgency and even inevitability, which relies on a method well outside anything resembling plausible historical analysis.

The MSE's were calculated for the level-1 and level-2 variance estimates for both the CTT and the IRT-based plausible value analysis.

The new map order was generally similar to the order produced previously and the "plausible position analysis" showed that marker order of all groups showed a regular pattern and all markers were indeed located at their "best estimated position".

Resolution of this divergence of interpretations would be possible if exquisitely preserved material were available that would allow not only a complete anatomical description but one that can be combined with a plausible functional analysis.

The requirements of plausible DCM analysis necessitate exclusion of those who do not activate all nodes, but this raises questions about whether included participants are a distinct subset of rMDD patients.