Sentence examples for currently plausible from inspiring English sources

This allows risk prediction to be performed on a much longer time scale than is currently plausible.

Notwithstanding these issues, it is currently plausible to hypothesize that NCD4lo cells, which have higher levels of CD5, may have received much more tonic signal, possibly simply by having spent more time in the periphery.

The government has given the main environment brief (which, after much gerrymandering, is now the Department of Energy and Climate Change) to a deputy prime minister, two cabinet ministers who went on to become foreign secretary and, currently, a plausible candidate to lead the party in the future.

Currently, no plausible mechanisms have been proposed for the incorporation of HGT genes into their recipient genomes.

Although, the mechanism(s) of chloroplast-directed RNA import remain uncharacterized, two candidate pathways are currently considered plausible.

In addition, as signaling process involves large number (thousands) of intracellular molecular activations, it is currently not plausible to model the dynamics of all possible reactions with the generally limited data.

By presenting the first direct evidence for an alternative mechanism, this study may crystallize the existing evidence that antecedent neuron death is not currently a plausible mechanism for CSF-tau biogenesis in AD.

This is currently the most plausible explanation, given that other RTT mouse models have been analyzed but not have not shown Irak1 deregulation.

Nevertheless, independent of the biophysical details of the synaptic interaction between inhibitory neuron and FD-cell two advantages of a distributed indirect inhibition make this wiring scheme currently the most plausible one: Since IDI performs well for much smaller conductances than DDI, it is likely to be much less demanding with respect to energy expenditure.

Currently, the most plausible explanation and one that has garnered considerable support is that the agent conferring the risk is inflammation.

Given the results of genome-wide association studies of type 2 diabetes published to date [ 5], the latter explanation currently appears more plausible.