Having worked extensively on-the-ground throughout the country for decades, as well as in many other emerging markets with which meaningful comparisons might be made, this is probably not implausible.
"Three to 3.5percentt," he said in an interview, "is probably not an implausible number right now as a sustainable growth rate for the economy".
Williams even discerns a similar, and probably for many readers an implausible, identification with blacks in "Gone With the Wind," which she sees as affirming not the lost racist world of the plantation but the earthy hunger for land of Scarlett O'Hara's Irish immigrant forebears.
In adults, BMD and BMC should change in parallel, as bone area does not change appreciably; thus, discordant BMD and BMC results are biologically implausible and are probably artifacts of DXA.
"But by the same token, if everything else looks completely implausible, what's left is probably what's happening".
However, a certain proportion of the variability in site quality probably remains unquantified, which presumably leads to the implausible decreasing effect for high ages.
The proposition that relevant facts about evil do not make it even prima facie unreasonable to believe in the existence of God probably strikes most philosophers, of course, as rather implausible.
The legends of senators working their own fields seem implausible, but the disparity in wealth was probably much less noticeable than in the late republic.
But G. Robert Blakey, a professor at Notre Dame Law School, who served as the chief counsel for the House Select Committee on Assassinations (and who believes that there was probably a second gunman), dismissed the L.B.J. scenario as "highly implausible".
It isn't an entirely implausible conceit — as Sean Trende writes, the immigration issue does probably represent a kind of "information shortcut" that persuades Latino voters to reject the Republican brand out of hand.
