Sentence examples for scientifically plausible from inspiring English sources

They may not be part of the scientific mainstream, but these efforts are at least "scientifically plausible," Clery writes.

But this claim, though inherently speculative, turns out to be scientifically plausible.

It was the writer's job to come up with the ideas — and Simon's to make them scientifically plausible.

"It's obviously scientifically plausible that if you reduce consumption of excess calories, you reduce obesity," he said.

If BPA can have some estrogeniclike properties, it is scientifically plausible that it might have a wide spectrum of effects.

Many important studies cannot be designed to answer discrete, specific questions but are best designed to add to the data pools necessary to create of scientifically plausible hypotheses.

The fourth instalment of the Jurassic Park series is "scientifically more plausible" than its predecessors because it deals with genetic engineering rather than the retrieval of dinosaur DNA, says a palaeontologist who has acted as technical adviser on all four films.

The foregoing considerations lead us to the working hypothesis that, for microbial pathogens, dose-infection models based on the concepts of single-hit and independent action are regarded as scientifically most plausible and defensible.

Now suppose a given theory Simon's theory on altruism, or Wilson's on religion, or some minimalist account of Jesus's life and activity is in fact proper science, and is indeed the most plausible, scientifically most satisfactory theoretical response to the evidence, given EBS, the scientific evidence base.

It manages to be both scientifically and poetically plausible.

"My thing is to try and make it at least plausible, scientifically acceptable, in a way that teaches people," Glassco says.