Sentence examples for plausible to use from inspiring English sources

It seems plausible to use this method not only in patients with headache but also in patients with craniofacial neuralgias.

Also, the double hurdle model, despite its weaknesses, is theoretically more plausible to use as compared to its Heckman counterpart.

But it seems plausible to use them as guarantors of the functionality of the emerging regime (especially since its failure may well ignite future war).

With the retrospective sampling scheme for case-control studies, these totals are treated as fixed, and it is often plausible to use multinomial distributions to independently characterize the cell counts for the control and case populations.

Here, Kuhlmann ([2001], pp. 960 to 961) could be paraphrased, and the assertion that as long as nation states and nation state-based political systems exist, it is plausible to use the concept of the national innovation system.

It is plausible to use PCNA to reflect tumor phase, recurrence and malignancy and classification [ 95]).

It is plausible that starting to use alcohol before the age of 18 years directly increases the risk of developing heavy alcohol use behaviours.

In the absence of information on the trends in exposure to relevant risk factors, the most practical and plausible method is to use simple time-linear models on the arithmetic or logarithmic scale (Dyba and Hakulinen, 2000).

First, it allowed us to use a plausible sampling distribution for our response data, avoiding the need to assume normality or use transformations.

Nevertheless it is optional, and plausible to be used by more powerful devices where the highest quality is required even at the cost of reasonably increased computational complexity.

He calls the work (whose authorship is even disputed) "basically a little fascist handbook on how to use plausible ideas in order to totally destroy your fellow man".Some Chinese say openly that using ancient culture to promote soft power is a bad idea.