Sentence examples for would consider implausible from inspiring English sources
For the present study, 132 of the original surveys were excluded if there were missing item scores among one or more of the 13 questions or if a participant's total PAM score was a perfect 100 (which we would consider implausible in a sick population).
Franke suggests that the game model for reasoning about (5) and (6) should contain an element of asymmetry of alternatives: whereas it is reasonable (for a speaker to expect that) a listener would consider (5) to be an alternative utterance when hearing (6), it is quite implausible that (a speaker believes that) a listener will consider (6) a potential alternative utterance when hearing (5).
I would consider anything.
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.
It was considered implausible that the longer-term mortality estimates for severe sepsis patients would become lower than that for the general population.
The idea that Penda, at about 80 years of age, would have left behind children who were still young (his son Wulfhere was still just a youth three years after Penda's death, according to Bede) has been widely considered implausible.
A gestation of >44+0 weeks was considered implausible and also recorded as missing.
Transition from S to CD2 is considered implausible given annual examinations.
The absence of significant prevalence differences suggests that the presence of sibling interaction or rater bias is considered implausible.
Driving times greater than 10 hours were considered implausible and are likely a misinterpretation of the question.
