Sentence examples for the limits plausible from inspiring English sources

However, C. Kevin Boyce, a paleontologist at the University of Chicago in Illinois who specializes in plant evolution, says he finds the argument for the limits plausible.

Brands can put their heads in the digital sand, and continue to strain the limits of plausible deniability.

Wall acknowledges he has reached the limit of plausible "efficiency" savings, and that even another £1m off his budget would mean cuts to the station's output.

But Wieters, the catcher for the Baltimore Orioles, seemed to push the limits of the plausible.

These situations reflect the limits of our plausible risk estimates, and therefore seem unlikely to apply to most clinical situations.

Incumbents will say the ballot box serves as a term limit, plausible only if evidence could support this claim.

(Lochte features in all the headlines about the story. Meanwhile, the Times has published an article on his companions, the ones who were questioned by police in a foreign country, titled "Who Are the Swimmers Who Were with Ryan Lochte?") Much of the "breaking news" in this story in the past week has revolved around guessing at the limits of Lochte's plausible behavior.

The results from this local approach were then used to build further hypotheses for the global approach (see below) by limiting the plausible modulations to the connections that were consistent across our 28 subjects.

Values producing such low-level rigid trajectories can be hypothesized to form the lower limits of the plausible data range.

These calculations assume an M of 0.2 for the period prior to 1976, a value near the upper limit of plausible values for this period (about 0.1 0.2).

If formamide afforded activated precursors by phosphorylation of nucleosides and allowed their polymerization by a simple trans-phosphorylation reaction (a still hypothetical but chemically plausible process), the limiting factor for the evolution of pre-genetic molecules would become the stability of the resulting polymerized forms.