Sentence examples for effects are plausible from inspiring English sources

Biological effects are plausible but not necessarily detrimental.

Symptomatic effects are plausible with neuroprotective and anti-amyloid drugs.

In vitro studies suggest that such effects are plausible [ 20].

While such effects are plausible, we have no tools to investigate them quantitatively.

Because the postulated mechanism of air pollutants involves systemic oxidative stress and inflammation, systemic effects are plausible.

Whereas such effects are plausible given known pathways linking socioeconomic disadvantage and racial/ethnic status to health, research evidence documenting their existence and strength is largely lacking.

When estimating bounds on causal effects of ICF categories on general health perceptions, we found that the five ICF categories that showed the strongest effects were plausible.

The study group comprised patients aged 65 or over who had been admitted with acute respiratory disease: this is a high risk group to whom many evidence based guidelines apply and hence where significant effects were plausible.

However, the very large difference in LogCPO between Models SD and AM (−86178 vs −86378) and the results of Model AMS suggest that the existence of significant paternal gametic effects is plausible in the Pirenaica population.

Since then, tentative research by the justice department and a St Louis criminologist has suggested the "Ferguson effect" is plausible as an explanation for a single-year spike in violent crime.

Thus, a long-term training effect was plausible even though training adherence was lower in the follow-up period compared to the first year of training.