The phrase "also be a plausible" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the likelihood or feasibility of a particular idea or scenario in relation to others.
Example: "While the first theory is compelling, there are other explanations that could also be a plausible alternative."
Alternatives: "could also be a viable" or "might also be a reasonable".
We have recently suggested that an upregulation of angiogenesis in CTD-IPs in comparison with IPF could also be a plausible explanation [ 36].
Therefore, assigning and training specific personnel to reprocess bronchofiberscopes in the ICU according to strict guidelines might also be a plausible solution.
The group comparisons suggest that, in addition to the putamen route, the direct route (i.e., not via the putamen or thalamus) may also be a plausible explanation of our data.
Sickness absence is a predictor of disability pension, as shown in several studies., This may also be a plausible explanation as to why the risk of sickness absence decreased in the last two periods studied.
The preservative (BAC in Xalacom® and BAC/polyquad in DuoTrav®) can also be a plausible explanation or at least a contributing factor for the irritation: DuoTrav® caused irritation in 12 24% of the patients and Xalacom® in 2 9% of the patients, even though travoprost-free acid (15R-fluprostenol) is a more selective FP prostanoid receptor agonist than latanoprost.
Reduced insulin sensitivity also is a plausible mechanism linking renal disease with excess mortality in type 1 diabetes.
82, 83 These studies imply that the loci for tameness show pleiotropic effects on multiple different domestication syndrome traits, though in these instances close linkage between different genes affecting each trait could also be a potentially plausible explanation.
Therefore, the stronger association of BPA with T2D risk among younger women before menopause, although biologically plausible, may also be a chance finding and should be replicated in future studies.
In addition to this SRPKs inhibitor, pharmacological inhibition of CLKs also seems to be a plausible strategy towards control of tumor growth.
This junction zone contains the vessels that the tumor displaces by its growth, so that an acute angle of the needle to the surface of the tumor also appears to be a plausible risk factor for an SAE, because the closer to the tumor margin the needle is inserted, the more acute this angle is.
By viewing the images and exploring connections between them we gain insight not only into what it meant to be Soviet, but also why this was a plausible, at times even an attractive proposition for generations of Soviet citizens.
