Sentence examples for relevant plausible from inspiring English sources

Scenario planning methods often emphasise a set of quality criteria for scenarios, for instance, whether they are relevant, plausible, clear, and challenging (Kahane 2012).

The strengths of the present study include a large population-based sample size of approximately 20 000 individuals, and a well-phenotyped dataset that enabled us to account for a number of relevant plausible confounders and to estimate differences and interactions with a high degree of precision.

And to do that it must come up with a vision of the future that is relevant and plausible to the working class in places such as Baddesley and Grendon.

If you think Obama is anything but evil -- you don't like his health care policy, you think he should be doing more about jobs, you'd rather he didn't wield the power to execute American citizens without a trial, well, very little of what's being offered by that segment of the Internet seems either relevant or plausible.

It bases its conclusions on arbitrary values of significance that might not be clinically relevant or plausible.

Pöpping and colleagues [34] show decreases over the past 35 years in the risk of postoperative pneumonia with systemic analgesia, which has lessened the potential benefits of epidural analgesia and would necessitate larger sample sizes to detect clinically relevant and plausible differences in outcomes between analgesic modalities.

The proposed hypothesis is clinically very relevant and plausible.

After screening all relevant biologically plausible covariates, the following covariates were included in the final model.

Instead, several alternative scenarios should be considered that encompass a relevant and plausible range of futures.

In addition, relevant and plausible covariates were identified and incorporated into the model.

In summary, our analysis reveals that the GO-term specific collection of DECOB modules possesses the better predictive power, since it reveals well-known, relevant and predicts plausible, interesting relationships that other methods miss.