Sentence examples for plausible practice from inspiring English sources

As individuals could opt to be re-contacted by third party researchers in the course of personal data sharing, collection of more detailed real-time information upon the request of researchers has been advanced as a plausible practice (McEwen et al. 2013).

Although the Internet and private test providers rendered the personal genomic data sharing a plausible practice, it is hard to perceive that this is immediately translated to more power to individuals.

We present a mixed-integer linear programming formulation that is flexible to incorporate most of the reverse network structures plausible in practice.

Contrary to this MAR assumption it is often plausible in practice that differences in the data distribution between individuals with missing items and those with complete data cannot be explained by the observed data alone, in which case the data are 'Missing Not At Random' (MNAR).

We considered a range of plausible between-practice coefficients of variation (a measure of the amount of between-practice variation in prostate cancer mortality rates).

Where stakeholders did not uphold obligations, plausible reforms to practice are suggested.

One member of the Congressional panel, Representative Cliff Stearns, Republican of Florida, said he believed that Mr. Skilling was "practicing plausible deniability".

Representative Clifford B. Stearns, Republican of Florida, recited conflicting evidence and testimony and then glared at Mr. Skilling as he said, "You are practicing plausible deniability".

It is thus plausible that these practices reportedly decreased during the trial because of the counseling women received or because of social desirability bias.

However, in all cases it is plausible that these practices would be beneficial to learning in science and math courses based on indirect arguments, such as the general value of feedback, teacher expertise, course coherence, and motivation.

What's more, Mr. Grisham manages to make Theo's amateur law practice perfectly plausible.