Sentence examples for any plausible time from inspiring English sources

The forces of supply and demand are unlikely to improve the economic situation of postdocs in any plausible time period.

This still seems a plausible time to consider the idea.

I turned 30 around 2007, which is a plausible time to scratch together to buy a flat.

Mr. McCray's version put the rape at a plausible time, but at an implausible location, saying it happened between the reservoir and the tennis courts, about seven blocks from where the jogger was found.

They were described using a standardised template, the most prominent actors and factors were commented, together with a rough sketching of a plausible time line.

The follow-up question would be whether new hubs and networks follow a plausible time course.

Patients with recurrent infection or multiple Salmonella isolates (of same serotype within a plausible time frame for the original infection) are interviewed only once, at the time of initial illness onset.

The classification is as follows: Certain: A clinical event, including laboratory test abnormality, occurring in a plausible time relationship to drug administration that cannot be explained by concurrent disease or other drugs or chemicals.

Even in patients with a history of only a single known primary melanoma, sometimes the site of locoregional metastasis is not in keeping with the T-stage or site of the presumed primary melanoma, or it does not occur within a plausible time period, suggesting that an occult primary melanoma may have led to the metastatic disease.

Hammond et al. (2003) reported that in A. thaliana the concentration of P in the shoots decreases without causing an effect of plant growth between 24 and 72 h after P withdrawal, suggesting that 24 h of exposure to P withdrawal is a plausible time frame to expect a decrease in shoot P in perennial ryegrass.

Participants had proven, frequent behavioural symptoms; high strength lavender oil with demonstrable neurophysiological activity was administered in a uniform fashion to nursing home residents who were reasonably typical of those with marked behavioural disturbances, and behaviour and affect were measured reliably over a plausible time frame by raters who were blinded to treatment condition.