Sentence examples for plausible methodology from inspiring English sources

There is more than one way to do the relevant calculations, but Moody's entirely plausible methodology suggests that total capital subject to a bail-in (equity plus the right kind of debt at the holding company level) is 4 or 5 percent of total assets for some of our biggest banking conglomerates (see Exhibit 3 in that report).

This more complex yet plausible methodology would be in line with the United States Academy of Science 2007 report towards toxicity testing in the 21st century [ 43].

TIMSS scaling approach uses multiple imputation or "plausible values" methodology to obtain proficiency scores in each subject area for the entire population.

The IDB Analyzer allows handling complex sample designs, using plausible value methodology and calculating correct standard errors when conducting analysis with large-scale surveys.

At its broadest, the paper is motivated by the assumption that evaluating any plausible pedagogical methodology might, at the very least, enrich the field's knowledge about cognition and instruction (Easterday, Rees Lewis, & Gerber, 2016).

If the assumption of homogeneity within studies is plausible, this methodology would be useful for incorporating prior published information into the construction of new prediction models.

The construction of these measures, employing plausible value (PV) methodology, is quite different from that of the more familiar test scores associated with assessments such as the SAT or ACT.

The underlying hypotheses of these studies [ 23, 24, 27, 28, 32] were plausible and the methodologies used rigorous.

In future, a bigger sample size, blood and CSF samples will be needed to further validate these findings, and confirm the clinical value of this findings; 2. These findings are based on the whole human brain cortex rather than specific cell types (eg. neurons) due to lack of plausible and effective methodologies for perfect cell separation.

To determine the most plausible source-model construction methodology, we compare the seismic intensities calculated from simulated waveforms using the assumed source models with those estimated from the questionnairebased intensities determined by Muramatu and Kominami (1992).

Through a comparison of the seismic intensities obtained from simulated waveforms and those estimated from questionnaire-based intensities determined by Muramatu and Kominami (1992) over a wide area, Kuriyama and Iwata (2011) determined the most plausible source-model construction methodology.