Sentence examples for plausible limit from inspiring English sources

Another scene set in an army hospital offers some jolting imagery that arguably pushes the film's otherwise deserved PG-13 to the plausible limit.

This has been suggested to be the plausible limit between inflamed and non-inflamed udders in cows [ 20, 21].

The values were larger than in the KNMI'06 scenarios, because the Delta Committee aimed at defining an 'upper plausible' limit of sea level rise by including a wider range of uncertainties and mechanisms underlying sea level rise for the Netherlands.

The way we phrase it is we're about the plausible limits of corporate and consumer strategy; consumer strategy not being what companies do to consumers, but what consumers do to companies or what consumers do in the world.

The IL assumption is eminently plausible, limits population change in a simple and reasonable fashion, and provides new relationships in the context of a dynamic multistate model.

During the calibration process, parameters were varied within plausible limits (as described in Table  1).

For comparison, life expectancy was 42.7 and 40.3 years with 2 and 3 as plausible limits of the rate ratio adjustment.

However, even if the point estimate is negative, if adequate data are available the lower bound of the CI generally will be finite and can provide useful information about plausible limits Ne.

We therefore consider that the key issue is 'what is the optimum number of consultations required to safely and efficiently reduce the number needed to predict while keeping delays below biologically plausible limits for individual cancers?' We should be open to the possibility that this may paradoxically be more than one consultation.

By directly using the determinates of mass (volume and density) and maximizing skeletal evidence, volumetric approaches allow inherent uncertainties in mass predictions to be explicitly assessed (figures 1 and 2) and plausible limits established based on data and models of extant taxa.

Channel 5 is a smaller operation, with fewer viewers and minimal public service obligation, so £1bn seems to represent a plausible upper limit.