The phrase "a plausible means" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a method or approach that seems reasonable or likely to be effective in achieving a particular goal.
Example: "The researchers proposed a plausible means of reducing energy consumption in urban areas through the implementation of smart technology."
Alternatives: "a reasonable method" or "a credible approach."
These prodrugs are envisaged as a plausible means to sensitize drug-resistant tumours that overexpress GSTs.
The technique provides a plausible means for the high-volume registration of large quantities of diffusion-bonded laminae.
Thus, the modification of the starch biosynthetic pathway is a plausible means by which starches with novel properties and applications can be created.
Therefore, we propose an extension of CASE representation of natural languages that allows a plausible means of interface between users and the computer.
Autophagy is a plausible means for DCIS neoplastic cells, accumulating in the duct, to survive in the face of severe metabolic, oxidative, and hypoxic stress.
Furthermore, this novel finding provides a plausible means by which ANGPTL2 can assist in NOTCH cleavage.
We propose a multi-commodity formulation and use a reverse bill of materials in order to capture component commonality among different products and to have the flexibility to incorporate all plausible means in tackling product returns.
"There is not going to be any plausible means test that you can put in place that will prevent almost anyone in this situation from taking advantage of the opportunity," Baker said.
In contrast to HCFA-CDAD, where patient-to-patient transmission of C. difficile is more likely, animal contact is a more plausible means of transmission for CA-CDAD.
Indeed, membrane insertion of C2B occurs preferentially towards the PIP2-rich microdomains of the t-membrane.[34], [35], [36] We propose that this model provides an energetically plausible means to instantaneously promote fusion (see Discussion).
Because each primer bound to the DNA of a different species, and because our template DNA contained no contiguous and naturally occurring recombinant molecules, PCR-mediated recombination is the only plausible means by which a positive PCR result could be obtained.
