Sentence examples for plausible comparison from inspiring English sources

The most plausible comparison is with Ireland's Press Council, which is recognised in statute but was not established by statute.

The fact that the system of SA does not include classes does not preclude a plausible comparison with the mereologies introduced above.

Heaton uses American Community Survey (ACS) data that allow him to classify eligible workers as well as plausible comparison groups non-disabled veterans who were dischargroups non-disabledmonths or unemployed for at least 6 of the past 12 months.

Normally in the case of CNG the power will decrease but to make the plausible comparison of this study by the spark advancing and leaner combustion in CNG mode the BMEP, which is the index of engine power, was maintained equal at all speeds as shown in the Fig. 3.

The results of the methodology show that plausible comparisons of prospective sites with limited characterization data are possible.

Plausible comparisons with existing knowledge of disease patterns, as well as substantial correlations with out-of-model parameters such as time period, country, and other independent data sources were observed.

We were not able to independently validate the income dataset, although the range of Gini coefficients was plausible in comparison with previous research and consistent with a 'threshold' effect of income inequality on health at Gini coefficients above 0.3.

While a molecular explanation for AtHNL's enantioselectivity is thus straightforward and plausible, a comparison with the structurally similar (S)- HbHNL is instructive, specifically to analyze the molecular reasons for the observed inversion of enantioselectivity.

These suggest that the behaviour of the model is plausible, and a comparison of its predictions with a set of real confusions showed a correct prediction of position of confusion in three-word phrases.

While Ou et al.'s interpretation is plausible and invites comparison with tunicates, in the end it is simply ad hoc and stretches the meager evidence.

Although patients in the general population are the most plausible choice for comparison (which was chosen in the present study), they may have some signs and symptoms of TMD; these are insufficient to warrant an RDC/TMD diagnosis but sufficient to influence QoL.