Sentence examples for plausible compared to from inspiring English sources

If this value is a large positive number, the power-law assumption is considered to be plausible compared to the alternative distribution.

The association seems biologically plausible compared to other food products, as they are associated with health benefits such as antimicrobial properties against human pathogens in berries [ 70] and sweet potato leaves [ 71].

This seems plausible when compared to states further South, all lagging in educational achievement and with little inwards migration.

This seems plausible when compared to NP expression in other systems.

These results are plausible because compared to anterior teeth, premolars are less accessible and interproximal sites are more difficult to debride than oral and lingual sites.

Structural Equation Modelling (SEM) [ 27] is a statistical method that is mainly used to evaluate if a hypothesised theoretical model is plausible when compared to the observed data.

The estimates presented seem plausible when compared to other figures, including those obtained from studies of type 3 A&E departments (such as walk-in centres and urgent care centres 1).

Considering that the immunosuppressive function of iPS-MSCs is maintained during multiple passages without any senescence, which is in contrast to BM-MSCs (10 passages vs 3 passages for the BM-MSCs), it is plausible that compared to BM-MSCs, iPSC-MSCs may offer a long-lasting, more efficient opportunity to inhibit cell proliferation in PBMCs.

Nevertheless, we believe that these ranges give a useful indication of possible orders of magnitude because they are based on completely different, complementary methods and yet still arrived at largely similar results that are plausible when compared to the above-quoted estimates of the productivity of the areas on which such bio-energy plantations could be potentially located.

However, it is also plausible that, when compared to surgeons, non-surgeons inject lower volumes of local anesthetics because they have more profound knowledge of potential cardiovascular side effects resulting from the inadvertent intra-vascular injection of these agents.

Also, the double hurdle model, despite its weaknesses, is theoretically more plausible to use as compared to its Heckman counterpart.