Sentence examples for could be considered plausible from inspiring English sources
It seems less likely however that a causal association between 25OHD levels and road traffic accidents or drug-related deaths could be considered plausible.
There are several genes in the region including VCAM1, SLC30A7, S1PR1 and OLFM3 that could be considered plausible candidate genes for PD based on their known functions (see Discussion).
But the more telling point is that in none of these countries have significant numbers of non-whites risen high enough in the political system that they could even be considered plausible candidates for the highest offices.
Which factors could be considered as plausible candidates for the role of more efficient diffusion modulators?
When these data are taken together, the formation of a COP1-ELF3-GI couldex could be considered a plausible active mechanism controlling the rhythmic accumulation of these proteins.
We were interested in the range of values that allowed bistability and resulted in changes that could be considered as biologically plausible.
As both MnSOD and CAT constitute part of the primary defence system against ROS and catalyse the sequence of reactions in the detoxification of ROS [ 10, 12, 13], this interaction could be considered as biologically plausible.
[94mTc]pertechnetate [ 17] could be considered, but is not a plausible replacement because it is not widely available and its production is complex.
Since the implication of insect parasites as intermediate vectors seems to be plausible, this mechanism could be considered for the sharing of very closely related mariner transposons between R. prolixus and Drosophila sp., B. terrestris and G. pallipes.
We concluded that none of the extreme vertices of the set of plausible flux distributions could be considered biologically relevant with respect to the model and data at hand.
In all cases, hazards could be eliminated by biologically plausible revisions, and in some cases, these revisions could be considered corrections to the biology in the model.
