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The concentration dependence of the aspect ratio becomes plausible when considering that the nucleation of new particles is generally disfavored at lower concentrations.

The reason why pairs of compounds depend on each other becomes plausible when their specific position in the PCA is considered (Fig.  1e).

The boasts of the 90,000-strong UVF that it enjoyed active sympathy in the British army became plausible when the officers in the cavalry brigade at The Curragh suddenly announced in March 1914 that they would resign if ordered to move against the UVF.

The involvement of NM1 in the regulation of H3 acetylation and methylation became plausible when we found a correlation of the NM1 peaks of occupancy with promoter-specific acetylation and trimethylation of histone H3 (Fig.  3).

Thus, it becomes plausible to suggest that when students were building a particular model, giving it a physical body and testing it, they were actually testing their mental models of the Physiology topic on which they were working [ 2, 12, 19].

When debt is compared in this manner, it becomes plausible for citizens to determine the relative extent of the burden placed by debt on the national budget.

And in the narrow arena of the box, it all becomes plausible.

His seemingly hyperbolic assertion becomes more plausible when you visit southwestern Pennsylvania, an area known for steel production and coal mining.