Sentence examples for a plausible application from inspiring English sources

A plausible application of chemosensor 5 in the imaging of live fibroblast cells exposed to Fe3+ ions is also demonstrated.

In this paper we show how an optional auxiliary field appended to the RInChI, termed ProcAuxInfo, could be used for this purpose and demonstrate data integrity upon reverse translation in three examples, before proceeding to show a plausible application of machine readable process data in automated reaction analysis by using the reverse translated data to determine a reaction mass efficiency.

They may reason that Judge Reinhardt's decision doesn't warrant review because it provides at least a plausible application of constitutional precedent, and only (at least for now) affects the law of one state.

This is a plausible application that would contribute to the study of nutrition and metabolism in C. elegans.

A more plausible application might be for powering an underwater vehicle that would draw oxygen from the water for a fuel-cell-driven motor.

A strong and specific case that you have a substantial majority of them is enough to support a plausible job application, she says.

Ironically, even for cancer-oriented institutions, germ-line testing for medical genetics was a plausible initial application for NGS so as to gain initial expertise and validate testing platforms.

Thermography is the most plausible application to exploit, if the cost of infrared cameras can be tamed, making them affordable to more people.

But the topic of the forms and limits of behavior therapy and the range of its plausible application is open for continued further exploration.

Moreover, putting radios on the roof of a building as well as around its walls should make it possible to produce three-dimensional views of what is going on inside.The ability to "see" people moving around in a building with such a cheap system has many plausible applications, and Mr Wilson has set up a company called Xandem to commercialise the idea.

We show the feasibility of our approach through two plausible applications: a Wi-Fi rogue access point detector and a lost-object finder.