Sentence examples for a plausible occurrence from inspiring English sources

Around 1240, a Parisian bishop, William of Auvergne, noted that the offspring of bears and humans — the two species being considered interfertile, and the abduction and rape of women by bears being a plausible occurrence — were "not at all monsters (monstri) but fully human (veri homines), and that they must be acknowledged and accepted as such, and baptized and raised as other children".

In addition, the SI creation techniques can also be used to enhance the performance of a predictive video decoder when errors corrupt the video bitstream; for example, when an entire video frame is lost (a plausible occurrence in packet loss networks), SI creation techniques can conceal this frame rather efficiently.

But assessing one's own skills is a complex process, and overestimation and underestimation may be plausible occurrences across different groups of students.

A plausible model for the occurrence of stacking faults is ascribed to condensation of vacancies or interstitials in the ZnO microwires thus leading to a missing or inducing additional (0002) plane.

Such a direct effect of PM represents a plausible explanation for the occurrence of rapid cardiovascular responses in 1-hr moving average of PM0.3 1.0 exposure.

This equivocal evidence in worksites is problematic; regular stair climbing provides the greatest dividend and worksites are a plausible location for its occurrence.

Last but not least, a plausible mechanism to explain the occurrence of pancreatitis was initially lacking.

However, mounting experimental evidence and lack of a plausible alternative explanation for the occurrence of prion diseases as both infectious and inherited has led to the widespread acceptance of the prion hypothesis.

While a "response shift" in older persons' perceptions of their symptoms is a plausible explanation for the lower occurrence rates for over 50% of the MSAS symptoms, one might ask why this same hypothesis does not seem to apply for the other dimensions of the symptom experience.

"It is necessary to clarify the musical occurrences in order of importance," he adds, "and to give them a plausible hierarchy".

The co-occurrence of hotspot recombination and positive selection in the S1 S29 segment of GABRB2 has provided a plausible contribution to the molecular genetics mechanisms for schizophrenia.