Sentence examples for plausible on from inspiring English sources

Two ways to integrate prior knowledge about common CNVRs are plausible: On the one hand, the restriction of CNV-analysis to markers known to be located in CNVRs allows the use of computationally more expensive algorithms that could outperform current methods.

Scienticifically, this is fine; it's well known that time flows more slowly in the presence of a gravitational field – but the question is: is this extreme time dilation plausible on a planet like the one they land on?

The claim that all analytic truths ought to be derivable in one single calculus is perhaps plausible on the view that analyticity is to be explained by conventions or "tacit agreements", for these agreements are presumably finite in number, and their implications are presumably at most effectively enumerable.

Designing something that is plausible on the back of a napkin (or in a 58-page PDF) is one thing; actually turning it into a buildable machine is much harder, even ignoring cost questions.

It all looks so reasonable, so plausible on paper.

If that ever seemed plausible, on this night, it was.

Having taken on the world, O'Hair believed it was perfectly plausible to take on space.

If you can identify a plausible hypothesis on what is going on, then you can ask questions that would prove or disprove the hypotheses.

Germain places a higher value on the plausible than on the factual, with the effect that in rewriting a chapter Claude has to make things up in the name of realism.

More biodynamic research is needed to engender plausible hypotheses on the effects on health before consideration of further epidemiological research and generation of dose-response relationships.

"Reverse ecology" is one way to obtain plausible hypotheses on the driving processes of reproductive isolation [ 16].