Sentence examples for was considered implausible from inspiring English sources
Until the 9/11 attacks, most passenger aircraft had a fairly flimsy door between the cockpit and the cabin, because an attack on the pilots and a takeover of the aircraft was considered implausible.
A useful comparison is the Bohr model of the hydrogen atom, which was considered implausible from its inception, even by its creator, yet led the way to the ultimately correct theory of quantum mechanics.
A gestation of >44+0 weeks was considered implausible and also recorded as missing.
It was considered implausible that the longer-term mortality estimates for severe sepsis patients would become lower than that for the general population.
In 92 of these children, the explanation was considered implausible, and PA was confirmed but was excluded in the remaining 94 children.
To reach the a priori determined goal of a 25% reduction in mortality, in the second part of the study, a 23% hospital mortality in the CPFA group would have been required, which was considered implausible.
The minimum projection metric ensures that, for a model input x i to be considered implausible, the implausibility measure exceeds the implausibility threshold for all possible values of x j for j≠ i.
Model predictions are assessed against observations through an implausibility measure that rules out model inputs that are considered implausible given the quantified uncertainty.
Caroline von Linsingen, whose father was a general in the Hanoverian infantry, claimed to have had a son, Heinrich, by William in around 1790 but William was not in Hanover at the time that she claims and the story is considered implausible by historians.
Many scenes are considered implausible, such as the shark swimming from a New York island to the Bahamas (approx. 2000 km) in less than three days, or following Michael through an underwater labyrinth, as well as the implication that a creature was seeking revenge.
Transition from S to CD2 is considered implausible given annual examinations.
