Sentence examples for plausible attributes from inspiring English sources

Validity of CBC survey is also based on pragmatic issues such as task complexity (e.g., number of attributes, number of levels per attribute, and number of tasks per respondent) and task relevance (e.g., how plausible attributes and levels are within a given context).

An extra choice set was included that presented all three treatment alternatives (AS, radiotherapy, and surgery) containing the most plausible attribute levels (Appendix II).

A choice set presenting the most plausible attribute levels for three prostate cancer treatment alternatives The authors declare no conflict of interest.

The literacy and numeracy test scores statistics are obtained from the plausible values attributed from the responses to exercises which are part of the survey.

More specifically, we use the literacy and numeracy ten plausible values attributed from the responses to exercises which are part of the survey.

One's explanation of people can reasonably attribute error or simple difference of belief on an indefinite number of important matters that might even deserve to be called 'fundamental' as long as it seems plausible to attribute error or simple difference of belief to them in their epistemic situation as we construe it (see also Grandy, 1973).

The plausible reason attributed to higher xylanase activity in BG-grown extracts might be due to the high content of hemicelluloses in BG biomass, which could have induced more number of xylanases into the extracellular medium for effective breakdown and utilization of the hemicellulose fraction.

It most plausible to attribute this variation to different levels of cytoplasmic glutamate that could have existed under different functional states prior to preparation for immunolabeling.

It is plausible to attribute species 2 to chlorine and assume that a major fraction of the chlorine arriving at the surface is desorbed at room temperature.

Because diabetes is strongly associated with CAD, it is plausible to attribute the risk of heart failure associated with diabetes to the effects of CAD.

Although these results make it plausible to attribute the positive results to the national programme, they may also in part be the result of other initiatives or based on chance.