Sentence examples for plausible features from inspiring English sources

There is controversy as to which class is more appropriate; both contain physically plausible features, but they are usually considered mutually incompatible.

In this context, the literature of sociological sciences gives us a set of well-established assumptions and constraints to create more reliable and plausible features and detection algorithms.

Simulations reveal that the model's success depends on the implementation of several neurally plausible features in its architecture which are sufficiently domain-general to be relevant to cognitive modeling more generally.

More plausible features with smoother edges without sharp corners should be furthered examined.

The idea that markers can move from the parenchyma via convection in periarterial spaces and thence transfer into CSF has a number of plausible features.

The current status data available in this cross-sectional study are less informative than knowing exact times of HCV infection from a longitudinal study, but the large sample sizes allowed our methods to produce models with many plausible features, reasonably narrow confidence intervals, and many small p-values.

The precocious Dolan has certainly shown his talent in putting a plausible feature film together, his second.

The court case that results is exuberant, unlikely and highly plausible, featuring giant, inept displays of lying.

Here the only plausible feature seems to be having the DNA characteristic of the human species (the structure that, in the natural course of things, will lead to the newborn baby).

A distribution of spike transmission delays is a physiologically plausible feature to incorporate, and contributes to make the states of asynchronous activity of the network more stable, tempering the propensity to ignite global oscillations [30].

Epistasis, the interaction between alleles from two or more genetic loci, is generally considered as a biologically plausible feature of the genetic component of quantitative traits, as the quantitative variation in phenotypes partly results from multifactorial genetic perturbations, such as developmental, transcriptional and metabolic networks [ 47].