Sentence examples for consider it plausible from inspiring English sources
We do not consider it plausible that the incidence of inter vivos gifts jumped in a comparable manner in Switzerland, which is why our baseline estimates will be based on a linear extrapolation of the prior evolution of estimated v t 27.
Nevertheless, we consider it plausible that the changes we found were caused by the intervention.
Therefore we consider it plausible that spatial organization was the original function of the nucleus and that meiosis, which depends on highly organized physical constraints on chromosome movement, may have been the driving force behind the evolution of this compartment.
Murphy and Feinland [ 9] consider it plausible that midwives contribute to keeping the perineum intact and avoiding episiotomies in a certain setting that has been chosen by low-risk women.
In summary, we consider it plausible that transdifferentiation of brown (or brite/beige) to white adipocytes is a significant component of the postnatal transformation of the perirenal adipose depot in sheep.
It says a great deal abut the financial imprudence of this whole operation that, for years, auditors considered it plausible that the money might just be "mislaid" somewhere or the other, like a piece of paper on a very messy desk.
48– 55, 55– 57 The investigators considered it plausible that some inaccuracies may be present using self-report questionnaires (particularly for physical activity levels) in comparison to objective monitoring or a suite of clinical tests for common conditions.
We considered it plausible that the difference in DC co-stimulation induced by lpxL1/lgtB compared to the lpxL1 NOMV might be reflected in capacity to influence antibody production and SBA.
Planetary scientists consider it entirely plausible, therefore, that life on Earth didn't begin on Earth.
Those details make the flat-earthers' theory so elaborately absurd it sounds like a joke, but many of its supporters genuinely consider it a more plausible model of astronomy than the one found in textbooks.
