Sentence examples for plausible support from inspiring English sources

The net offers plausible support for all three, along with Churchill and Wallis Simpson.

Thirdly, finding of a dose-response relationship provides strong, biologically plausible support for the link between metformin use and reduced risk of developing severe dengue49.

Both of these alternatives are couched in the framework of existing decision-making models and have plausible support from the existing memory literature.

Justice Scalia, the main speaker at an event for Religious Freedom Day, said that past rulings by his own court gave the judges in the Pledge of Allegiance case "some plausible support" to reach their conclusion.

Other theories provide more plausible support for parent-centered, as opposed to child-centered, accounts of parental rights.

The final complex cell layer is then typically used as an input to a non-biologically plausible support vector machine or least squares computation to perform classification of the representations into object classes.

They have claimed, without any plausible supporting evidence, that we live on a finite planet, and have even dared to suggest that humanity, a mere 7.2 billion of us, could be overusing planetary resources and causing irreparable harm to the environment and the welfare of future generations.

Finally, future trials need to address whether estimates of risk reduction used for sample size calculations for a given intervention are biologically plausible, supported by evidence and feasible in the context of the above mentioned considerations [ 24].

Peter is played by buddy-comedy stalwart Paul Rudd, whose non-threatening Peter-Pannishly youthful chops have made him a plausible romantic support since the days of Clueless.

Professor Klarman said that it "seems plausible" that support for same-sex marriage at the polls "would influence the view of a justice like Anthony Kennedy, who clearly is influenced by 'evolving social mores' in his constitutional interpretations".

Suppose that after extensive discussion, Thomson convinces Jones that the more plausible arguments support the permissibility of abortion.