The NTP found real biological plausibility".
And he does extrapolate the Italian character with great plausibility and actual, belly-laugh humour, because, as this column has noted before, Parks is one of the best living writers of English, and this book is so good you don't want it to end.
Even some medical staff who work in labor and delivery wards believe this one, possibly reinforcing in the popular mind the plausibility for an actual connection.
It is a truism that the staying power of powerful and compelling ideas is better linked to their plausibility rather than to the actual evidence supporting them – a well known example being the miasmatic theory of infectious disease.
Despite the theoretical plausibility of these views, very few actual studies satisfy the negligible risk standard.
Although the exercise in the previous section takes no account of the actual gene-order evidence, it does provide a plausibility check on the detailed reconstruction leading to Figure 6.
Although having advanced plausibility checks, tariff calculation methods incorporate the actual cost situation better in other countries.
However, whatever the plausibility of this account with respect to actual token actions or persons, it is less clear how the counterfactual criterion would apply to the moral status of actions featured in the merely hypothetical cases found in typical methodology.
Both findings suggest that there is a race between the actual retrieval of the correct result from memory and plausibility strategies in product verification.
Finally, we explored the biological plausibility that exposure to ash and water for actual handwashing times could effectively reduce concentrations of enteric diarrheal pathogens that are common in this population.
