Sentence examples for clearly plausible from inspiring English sources
When all of the necessary information is considered … there are clearly plausible explanations for the values in her profile that are entirely innocent".
While it is clearly plausible to identify functionally selective ligands, the ability to predict how bias will affect drug response in vivo, is often lacking, especially in complex disorders.
A contract of six hearts, six diamonds or six no-trump is clearly plausible with the North-South hands, depending primarily on a guess for the queen of hearts.
"When all of the necessary information is considered, however (as the WADA ABP protocols require), there are clearly plausible explanations for the values in her profile that are entirely innocent".
And in this case that appearance is clearly plausible.
While a human introduction of wild species of rice from the Old World is clearly plausible, that of O. australiensis from Australia requires a specific explanation since historical human exchanges between Australia and the Americas are less obvious.
The calendar theory was clearly more plausible than the one that held that the lines were part of a guidance system for prehistoric spaceships.
Nonetheless, the occurrence of further epidemics in the future clearly remains plausible.
While some estimation methods can be disregarded because they yield results that are clearly not plausible, it is impossible to determine which of the remaining methods yield the most accurate results.
Our estimates of the annual number of avoidable cancer deaths are certainly large, whether assessed against the mean or the highest European survival, but they are well below the previous estimates (10 000 and 25 000 deaths a year, respectively), which were acknowledged as crude (Sikora, 1999), and are clearly not plausible.
The lowest estimate of 12,600 barrels is clearly no longer plausible, because 15,800 barrels were siphoned Wednesday to the surface and much more oil is still billowing into the gulf from around the cap.
