Sentence examples for a plausible reason could be from inspiring English sources

A plausible reason could be due to the deviation of sulfur atom from planarity because of its larger size.

A plausible reason could be that our categorisation of FIGO clinical staging of the advanced cancers was too crude to effectively capture the whole effect of early detection by screening.

A plausible reason could be that the efficacy observed in mice was seen in a monogenic disorder (GATA-low) that mirrors just one late mechanism of the disease (megakaryocytes proliferation associated with deposition of fibrosis) but does not reflect the likely multigenic, complex pathogenesis of a stem cell disorder (not only megakaryocytes) as is human MF.

Another plausible reason could be that a newborn illness is an emergency; it is possible that the neonates were taken to health facilities before CHWs conducted a home visit and these were not included in the CHW referrals.

One plausible reason could be that this news has an important signaling effect – that the company might have crossed its initial investment phase, that it might now break even, or that it might catapult into a trajectory where it can reap winner-takes-all rewards.

Another perhaps more plausible reason could be that we expressed in L. lactis a 3′-truncated isdB gene lacking the sequences encoding the sortase recognition site and encoding a TEV protease cleavable N-terminal His6-tag.

The most plausible reason could be due to the difference in the lignin contents between these biomass residues.

Another plausible reason could be that group membership encourages collective action and strengthens farmers' bargaining and lobbying power, thereby getting them to sell in market centres (Matungul et al. 2001).

An equally plausible reason could be, that the on-off talks initiated by the government headed by Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif and the TTP leadership had ground to a halt.

8 32 Another plausible reason could be the lack of targeted interventions for clients, which, if present, could have inculcated a sense of responsibility toward their sexual partners.

One plausible reason could be due to longer waiting time, verbal abuse, and poor quality of treatment that the insured experience as compared to the uninsured (25).