Sentence examples for relatively implausible from inspiring English sources
The disadvantage of this approach lies in the relatively implausible assumption of a step function dose response curve.
However, in the case of both publication and outcome reporting bias, the extreme nature of the pattern makes it relatively implausible that there are sufficient unpublished studies or time points to reverse it.
With the exception of the λE-closure at Neustift and Mojave, case 3, i.e. 0 ≤ r1 < 1, contributed a relatively small (0 9%) fraction to the implausible values (Fig. 4), generally associated with large r a values (Eq. (10)).
In part, he attributes the longstanding acceptance of this implausible story to the fact that, until relatively recently, most archaeologists were men.
It remains unclear why this should be the case, although we have suggested that, unlike the relatively non-specific content of worry, concrete images may promote habituation and/or their rejection as implausible.
However, scenarios by which the relatively low number of dividing cells in the prostate could become exposed to XMRV by laboratory contamination seem rather implausible.
Any voter can see this, but Weiner, of course, cannot say this, so he relies upon the implausible notion that he is compelled to help New Yorkers, something he has done surprisingly little of in his relatively high profile career to justify his continuing campaign.
Fear of censorship is implausible; Bayle hardly lacked for courage, and in any case did not have a great deal to fear in relatively liberal Holland.
It's completely implausible.
