Sentence examples for plausible term from inspiring English sources
Although the interaction of HRLE with time was a biologically plausible term to include in the final model, the OWHRLE was selected instead because we considered these results were more insightful in explaining the underlying biological processes.
It should be noted also that if a plausible term-like phrase has just one token with OSCAR tag, it will be considered also as having the same tag by the system.
The main questions examined are firstly, whether 'appropriate headlines' from the writer's perspective converge with 'effective headlines' from the reader's perspective, and secondly, whether there is a pragmatic heuristic which can explain in psychologically plausible terms the way headlines are selected and interpreted by newspaper readers.
Three to five years: a plausible prison term for the former basketball star Jayson Williams, for shooting his chauffeur in the chest.
Although model 7 is less parsimonious, it includes a biologically plausible interaction term between EPF and year of diagnosis.
When one of these terms was not statistically significant (p value >0.2) in the model or if the coefficient was negative (suggesting the pathogen prevented ILI and thus not biologically plausible), the term was omitted from the final model.
The model also held a statistically significant and plausible interaction term; males earning <$25,000 per year were more likely to report spending > 5 h outside from dusk to dawn during the week.
This may be plausible in terms of duration and some tactics, but there are, sadly, some riveting distinctions.
And Apple's dominance in the tablet market shows few signs of any plausible near-term challenge.
These are plausible near-term strategies, but Goodell ignores other technologies that could radically rewrite the rules of the energy game.
He wanted every moment to seem plausible, in terms of anatomical engineering: no small feat, to go by the first full-frontal glimpse of the lead actor, Gbenga Akinnagbe.
