Sentence examples for plausible extension of from inspiring English sources

This is a story about manipulative power play, and Don Alfonso's casual physical abuse towards Eritrean women is a plausible extension of the mental abuse to which he subjects Dorabella and Fiordiligi.

The error estimate may be derived from a statistical confidence interval, or from a plausible extension of a confidence interval as discussed by Grassly et al[ 32], or from other professional judgment.

A plausible extension of this hypothesis is that clinically aggressive drug-resistant SCLC cells that emerge after chemotherapy might have a more extensive network of neuropeptide regulation and therefore display increased sensitivity to neuropeptide antagonists.

Regarding network analysis, this relates particularly to neuropathies and severe vision reduction associated with the multimorbidity cluster of cardiovascular and metabolic disorders in both genders As both disorders are frequent complications of diabetes mellitus [ 25], this seems to be a plausible extension of this pattern.

Some plausible extensions of this research are also presented.

It will be seen that these tables, owing to the Polish logician Jan Łukasiewicz, are the same as the ordinary two-valued ones when the arguments have the values 1 and 0. The other values are intended to be intuitively plausible extensions of the principles underlying the two-valued calculus to cover the cases involving half-true arguments.

Of the plausible extensions to the current programme, the introduction of Meningitis B vaccine may be particularly beneficial since it is serious disease that kills 1 in 10 people affected and leaves a further third with long lasting effects, some as serious as amputations, brain damage and hearing loss [ 1, 32].

For example, if we use the city-block measure for propositional worlds, and extend that to propositions by any of the three plausible extension functions (average, min-max-average, min-sum-average) some credal states turn out to be self-defeating.

This further leads to a reconsideration of the existing memristor theory; a plausible extension incorporates nano-battery effect.

Treating the language this way, Kripke shows up to build up a very plausible extension and anti-extension for Tr, typically written E and A. The important property of the new extended model ⟨M0,⟨E,A⟩⟩ is that the truth value of any sentence A and Tr ⌜A⌝) are exactly the same.

It is plausible that extension of the ligand towards one of these motifs could improve its potency by interfering with the substrate recognition site.