Sentence examples for simple but plausible from inspiring English sources

The concept of segregation number leads to a simple but plausible model of micromixing.

Several simple but plausible simplificatons are made to render the solution analytically tractable.

In order to illustrate this novel effect, a conceptually simple, but plausible model of such a device is proposed to explore the use of stochastic resonance to enhance vibrational energy harvesting.

One simple but plausible analysis suggested that Obama won a majority of white votes only in New England, New York, and Hawaii.

The evaluation employs a simple but plausible model where project activities are performed to achieve outputs that result in the desired outcomes.

Kinetic models of combinations of full and partial agonists acting on simple but plausible receptor systems gave results identical to the GCA model, supporting the GCA definition of additivity (Howard and Webster 2009).

Moreover, it illustrates that there was no overall preference for simpler or more complex models, for example, Model 25 is simpler but less plausible than Models 1 6C, whereas Model 26 is more complex but less plausible than Models 1 6A.

They looked simple, seemed plausible, and were much the same as those advanced now.

Suddenly, Dr. Hopfield realized that the brain -- or at least the sand mouse brain -- uses a "novel, simple, powerful, plausible" computational principle for dealing with time delays.

But you do wonder if we could have a bit of leadership that told us the world is complicated and that any answer that sounds simple and plausible is likely to be wrong.

What would constitute bulletproof empirical evidence to settle the debate?To me the holy grail of origin-of-life research would be to find, and demonstrate, a simple, geochemically plausible way of creating a group of molecules that spontaneously organise themselves to make its own copies.