Sentence examples for the single plausible from inspiring English sources

In the phylogenetic results the monophyly of Kallihemerobiinae is partially recovered, principally based on sharing the single plausible character of a proximal bifurcation of the 1A vein, retrieved from the parsimony analysis.

More explicitly, our suggested method is adapted to include prior, assumed or intuitive, information on λ in a more direct sense than what is available through using explicit versions, but still avoiding the assumption of a single plausible genetic disease model.

One difficulty with this view is the failure to produce a single plausible example of such an essence.

This information leads to a single plausible scenario of the ancestral state being cox1-trnL2-cox2 in the Hexapoda, but the proturan mitochondrial genomes likely retain the ancestral state of the Arthropoda, the cox1- cox2 pattern.

Now, it's certainly possible that this is what happened (in fact, it might qualify as the single most plausible explanation).

It is thus questionable whether one individual effective maps can be considered the single most plausible partition.

This validation cohort consisted of 48 unrelated individuals seen by physicians outside the University of Iowa who had both the clinical diagnosis of Stargardt disease and a single plausible disease-causing variation in ABCA4.

In the present study, we investigated 28 unrelated individuals with multiple clinical features suggestive of ABCA4-associated retinal disease, but only a single plausible disease-causing mutation identified after Sanger sequencing of the complete coding sequence and splice junctions of the ABCA4 gene.

As they scheme to secure a mysterious silver briefcase, secrets are revealed, agendas come to light and not a single plausible line of dialogue is uttered.

Touch doesn't have a single plausible proper sensible.

Beyond that, though, I'm having a really having a hard time coming up with a single plausible scenario in which someone in college could or would be traditionally "bullied" for their lunch money or whatever.