Sentence examples for plausible order from inspiring English sources

In short, almost plausible order Jean -- laid off from the bottle plant -- kidnaps Debbie and enlists the help of a young co-worker named Willy Werner de Smedtto to help him guard his hostage.

Pairwise comparisons with PanGO were sufficient to establish a plausible order of appearance of the rearrangements that characterized the evolution of the Lepidoptera GOs (fig. 3).

Summarising these (intermediate) data, in comparison with an overview given in Hawks and Miller (1995) and graphically shown in Fig.  8 (denoted with diamonds), the relationship between the formant frequencies and the bandwidth is in a plausible order of magnitude.

"Am I wrong to think that a mystery has to have an ending that makes sense – or at least is plausible – in order for the book as a whole to succeed?" asked this reader.

The key point is that the hypothesis must be plausible in order to taken seriously.

In search of an explanation Mills suggests that since Morrell's account was written nine years after the voyage he may not have had access to the ship's log, and hence may "have felt constrained to invent details that appeared plausible" in order to sustain his narrative.

Plausible first order interactions were then tested and if significant, all possible contrasts were tested and significant contrasts are presented along with the final models.

These modification indices provide information as to what specific relationships should be added to the model, when theoretically plausible, in order to improve the fit between the hypothesized model and the data.

In the context of an intervention to change environmental determinants of health, we have systematically identified the most important environmental mediators and their most plausible causal ordering, and tested and compared a series of mediating pathways, in order to improve our theory of how such interventions may work.

None of the tested biologically plausible first-order interactions resulted in improvement of model fit.

We systematically describe and test a series of hypothesised mediating processes, seeking to identify not only which mediators are important but also their most plausible causal ordering.