Sentence examples for plausible quality from inspiring English sources

The number of pixels in a patch must be representative in order to get plausible quality histograms.

Affleck described the plot of the episode to have a "grotesque" and "burlesque," yet "plausible" quality to it.

Differences between beta GLMM and beta GEE also exist with respect to the handling of missing data: In practice, the beta GLMM may be more convenient since it remains valid under the MAR assumption which is usually more plausible in quality of life studies than the MCAR assumption made by the beta GEE.

Carter, in any case, went on to defeat a number of now forgotten Democrats with plausible Presidential qualities, among them the Senators Birch Bayh and Henry (Scoop) Jackson, and the Congressman Morris Udall.

Senn believes that any editorial bias that exists can be 'very plausibly explained' by preferential publication of 'positive' studies, and that it "seems plausible that higher quality studies are more likely to lead to a positive result".

It is also plausible that the quality of planning is at least as important as its presence.

A further difficulty is that it also seems plausible that higher quality studies are more likely to lead to a positive result.

Considering that over the last 250 years, the atmospheric CO2 concentration has increased by 120 ppm an increase that is not far from the mean 184 ppm enrichment in the FACE studies it is plausible that plant quality has changed.

It is plausible that the quality of these predictions can be improved by reproducing the genome-wide analyses of the previous section for a smaller set of functionally related genes.

However, this relationship could be endogenous, due to the cross-sectional nature of the data: it is plausible that higher quality reported by CBHI members is a result of being in the scheme, rather than a factor affecting enrolment (e.g., CBHI members may have more contact with the district hospitals or a better experience overall because they don't have to pay for health care).

Nevertheless, it is plausible that individual quality-control pathways utilize different DUBs that are recruited to the site of ubiquitination (Blount et al., 2012).