Sentence examples for plausible interpretation from inspiring English sources

An equally plausible interpretation involves the interaction of cognitive, biological and behavioral factors.

The oriented growth theory does not offer any plausible interpretation of this precipitation effect.

An empirical equation and a plausible interpretation of this dependence are suggested.

So almost the only plausible interpretation of the planned launch is that it is a provocation.

"But it sure is a plausible interpretation of the available facts".

"Do we do more harm than good by spurning money by certifying something that is plausible but not the only plausible interpretation?" she asked.

That is one very plausible interpretation of a disturbing increase in waiting times at emergency rooms that are often clogged with uninsured patients seeking routine charity care.

The only plausible interpretation must be "written in statute" - ie, the government would have to pass legislation before the 2015 election for a referendum afterwards.

It's hard to see what plausible interpretation of the statute the prosecutor has, at least one that isn't hopelessly vague and politically manipulable.

In a more plausible interpretation, he supported the conspiracy when it appeared likely to succeed, but betrayed it once it had failed.

An equally plausible interpretation, however, is that the student does not understand the words or is unable to read them in the first place.