The phrase "a plausible sequence of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a series of events, actions, or ideas that are reasonable or believable in a given context.
Example: "The detective presented a plausible sequence of events that explained how the crime was committed."
Alternatives: "a credible series of" or "a reasonable order of".
A plausible sequence of events is as follows.
Nevertheless, taken together, the two Cr VI) bioassays establish a plausible sequence of events whereby Cr VI) absorption into the villous leads to cytotoxicity in the villi, sustained crypt proliferation due to chronic wounding, and ultimately tumorigenesis.
Swallowing an item after mouthing it is a plausible sequence of events, and because the saline extraction is milder than the dilute HCl extraction, any effect of saline extraction on subsequent HCl extraction was expected to be small.
In a plausible sequence of diTPS activities, a class II diTPS may first catalyzes the bicyclization of GGPP (1) and water capture at C-8 to afford labda-13-en-8-ol diphosphate (LPP, 3), similar to the function of copal-8-ol diphosphate synthase (CcCLS) from C. creticus[ 25].
The models presented here were deliberately constructed at the level of considerable detail -at the risk of getting many, perhaps, most aspects wrong – in order to provide a proof of principle, i.e., to illustrate a plausible sequence of selectively advantageous steps along the path from the RNA world to the modern-type translation system.
A mode of action for a toxicological effect is a biologically plausible sequence of key events, starting with the interaction of an agent with a cell, through functional and anatomical changes, leading to an observed effect supported by robust experimental observations and mechanistic data.
However, shorter stretches of conserved sequences encoding C2 domains (~100 amino acids) provide a plausible sequence length to detect in their entirety within a given scaffold.
One plausible sequence of events is that the child sees their caregiver gaining a handle on the information relating to their chronic illness.
The sequence-based algorithm builds up plausible sequences of individual journey segments and is a good fit for validation of other algorithms, as it has a lower likelihood of assigning incorrect identities and illustrates all possible options rather than only the best match.
The next step was to construct plausible sequences of consecutive segment identities, filtering out the identities where the starting station did not match the final station of the previous segment.
In addition, with the aid of quantum chemistry calculation and LC/MS analysis, a plausible degradation sequence of DTPA on BDD anode was also proposed.
