Sentence examples for plausible scale from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, if the technology is to be credible, it requires further testing at a plausible scale and under realistic conditions.

If one believes that it is also possible to have a sense for relative degree of gravity, then such an anchored ordinal system can prevent clustering near any anchor point, and provide a fairly precise, plausible scale of proportional punishment that could be used in any given jurisdiction (von Hirsch and Ashworth 2005: §9.3).

Besides a plausible scale effect on the residual variance due to changes in mathematical expectation under different groups of microarrays, within-gene heterogeneity of the residual variance could suggest a group-specific pattern of variability at the transcription level.

By combining production and sales data with cost information, we show that the most productive agricultural groups using the system only in the dry season would be profitable in a full cost-recovery model with no economies of scale, but that lower performing groups would not; we also show that many plausible scale-up models and financing mechanisms would be profitable.

The likely scenario assumed an aspirational, but plausible, scale-up with coverage increases depending on the existing achievements.

We subsequently run the same stochastic model under the perturbation of intrinsic noise plus extrinsic noise in CC, while increasing the mean abundance of CC molecules up to 10,000, a more plausible reacting scale for apoptosis pathway.

In order to understand the details of the brain as a whole, such sub-system models need to be integrated toward the development of a neurophysiologically plausible large-scale system model.

We further identify potential branching points in disease etiologies based on antagonistic variants and describe plausible small-scale models of the underlying molecular switches.

Nor is this account plausible for smaller scale societies because the scale of cultural variation in such societies is typically much larger than the scale of everyday interaction.

Sterling, which holds approximately 90 percent of its securities investments with Madoff, finds that the policy would not be plausible, given the scale of its holdings with Madoff.

Nevertheless, from a conceptual perspective, it seems plausible that a scale ranging from light daily functioning to more strenuous activities, such as climbing several stairs and running, is related to PA in severely obese individuals [ 8].