Sentence examples for practically plausible from inspiring English sources

Therefore, we can conclude that (f_{text{H}}) of this gravimeter is approximately 3 Hz for a practically plausible range of the dissipation parameter.

In summary, genes highlighted in our dynamic modules may serve as a set of practically plausible candidate targets for follow-up HCC studies.

Fertility control of pest species provides a theoretically and practically plausible approach to pest management (Courchamp and Cornell 2000; Cowan et al. 2002), but the development of such approaches has been slow (Tompkins 2007; Arthur et al. 2009; Cross et al. 2011).

Leaving aside the ethics, mass murder like that is not plausible, neither politically nor practically.

It's also a matter of how plausible an option abortion seems, both morally and practically, depending on who and where you are.

These constraints practically exclude the majority of known chemical entities from among the plausible molecule types, except for variants of recent nucleic acids and proteins [ 4, 29].

For example, the relativist might contend that MMR is the most plausible position to adopt insofar as moral judgments often give practically conflicting directives and neither judgment can be shown to be rationally superior to the other.

Although we invert profile data only, artifact off-line structures are practically absent here and for small-depth (short periods) resistivity distribution looks at least plausible (i.e., correlates with morphology and geology).

If one believes that our theoretical evidence favors atheism, then it seems plausible to hold that one ought to maintain a naturalistic view, even if it is practically undesirable that the world have such a character.

"Practically anyone, practically anything".

Practically organic, practically vegan..."....