Sentence examples for be a plausible one from inspiring English sources

The hypothesis that the changes in incretins in prediabetes are directly related to DPP4 seems to be a plausible one.

As a disease with a known causal agent, pathogenesis, mode of transmission and predisposing factors, as well as an effective cure, the goal of eradication of tuberculosis (TB) should be a plausible one [ 1].

Kate is not always a likable character, but she is a plausible one, and Wilde's performance is purged strikingly of any vanity.

English nationalism may be a politically redundant concept, but it's a plausible one and can be used as a receptacle for all kinds of resentments, some justified, some just plain ugly.

Phillips's argument that the liberal left often "still fears that a free and open debate on these issues would lead to the release of a caged beast of an essentially reactionary public opinion" is a plausible one.

This assumption is a plausible one, given the results in Table 3, which show low variance of these parameters across 999 permutations.

Although it is not known whether this scenario applies to Euglena U3 snoRNA genes, the suggestion is a plausible one considering that Euglena U3 snoRNA genes are likely transcribed by RNAP III and for the most part are linked either to tRNA genes or to the RNAP III-transcribed U5 snRNA gene.

But it's hard to be a plausible leader without one.

The concept is definitely a plausible one, agrees Heather Jaspan, a pediatric infectious disease specialist and immunologist at the University of Cape Town and at Seattle BioMed in Washington.

While this is an acceptable assumption in wireless environments with small round trip time (RTT), it is typically not a plausible one for wireless networks with large RTT.

The authors of one of the reports have theorized that the lesions were probably already present from an early age, or were congenitally acquired, and development occurred after menarche due to sex steroid stimulation [ 4], which is a plausible hypothesis, but one that lacks any evidence.