Sentence examples for shown to be improbable from inspiring English sources

Dowe (2003) criticises Smith's first objection, but agrees with the second, concluding overall that time travel has not been shown to be improbable.

The results indicate that many high incidence lymphoma wards do occur close together and when computer simulations are used to compute expected results, many of the observed results are shown to be highly improbable both in the overall number of clustering wards and in the largest number of wards comprising a 'cluster'cluster

Finally, because only published studies were included, publication bias remains a possibility, although funnel plots showed this to be improbable.

Accordingly, it seems not to be improbable on any of our evidence.

Indeed, energy considerations reveal this reduction to be improbable.

The specification can also be used to prudently and effectively choose test-cases when exhaustive testing appears to be improbable.

I would say that most astronomers find panspermia to be improbable, but not necessarily impossible.

The family-group shown is improbable, since breeding pairs of the mainland Emu split up once the male begins incubating the eggs.

The lower (younger) limit of approximately 61 BCE might seem absurd given historical evidence and beliefs, but is not wholly implausible on linguistic grounds alone, even if – as Fig. 1B shows – it is improbable.

Combining these two findings, it will be improbable to find a change within this scale.

The sensitivity analysis showed that the results are fairly robust to assumptions about missingness, as it would be improbable that those lost to follow-up are sufficiently different in the intervention versus control groups to account for the observed effects.