Plausibility

Plausibility and coincidence For series involving amateur detectives, their frequent encounters with crime often test the limits of plausibility.

As we have seen, many assumptions are made in understanding the plausibility of both pure and mixed strategy equilibria in Nash implementation.

But the tendrils are still a problem for plausibility, even if their advantages for infected organization are partially explained in an early episode.

Therefore, as explained in this report, there are different pathophysiological mechanisms studied in experimental models that support the biological plausibility of the epidemiological association.

When things like this (arguments from plausibility or probability) happen again and again, they achieve a cumulative effect, that make them stronger, taken together, just as a rope becomes stronger, the more strands it has.

But rather than just asking her burning questions, Selina hides her disease, prolonging the intrigue but stretching plausibility.

Can Putin's Russian authorities be relied upon, given any credulity/credibility to report the truth for the sake of the families of the deceased, even a whiff of plausibility?

Given this context, it is no surprise to find Apple’s latest taking for granted its own narrative plausibility.

If I didn’t know so much about the city’s history, I think a certain plausibility would be lost, and certainly the geography of the city would be faulty in key ways.

Much like Midsommer, they both push plausibility past breaking.

The film’s success can be attributed to its ability to engage viewers while maintaining a semblance of plausibility.

All this aside, even more damaging to Saeid’s plausibility has been his foot-dragging in making good on his promise to the Kamour youth whom he met back in January.

Batman considering the plausibility of each villain being the real culprit provides the opportunity to show the character's mind at work.

Past Davos attendees may also be consulted to verify the plausibility of the collection-action.

Speaking to the Ghana News Agency on the plausibility of the facilities the President promised last Sunday, Mr Ahenkorah who is also the MP for Tema West said those doubting the President are people who are just not observant.

The beautifully fabricated house is expertly integrated into an existing neighborhood adding to the film’s plausibility.

There is also widespread speculation about the potential benefits of ACE-Is and ARBs, based on biological plausibility arguments and animal data and small clinical studies on patients with other viral respiratory infections.

Those options, however, did not emerge, or at least did not emerge with sufficient clarity and plausibility to avoid a violent Sunni-‘Alawi conflict—itself evidence of the failure and passing of the Syrian version of Ba‘thist Arab nationalism.

What’s most striking about the film’s concept is the near-future plausibility of it all—it’s easy to believe that these sorts of brain-hacking technologies could become a prominent phenomena, and that’s a terrifying realization.

While the credibility of the documentary itself is highly contested, the plausibility of North Korea evading U.S. and United Nations sanctions by and narcotics through a third-party to non-sanction-abiding nations is unquestionable.