Sentence examples for gives a plausible explanation of from inspiring English sources
A contribution of grain boundary sliding to deformation gives a plausible explanation of these results.
This, together with the fact that the effects cannot be controlled, gives a plausible explanation of why modern bellfounders use vertical lathes for tuning, even with small carillon bells, and do not anneal bells when trying to control warble.
An advantage of this interpretation is that it gives a plausible explanation of what the "expressions" that are "compared" are: "white horses are horses" and "black horses are horses".
For instance, if response times and accuracy scores correspond well between model and data, it is assumed that a model gives a plausible explanation of the data.
The concept gives a plausible explanation for the presence of anomalous rates of uplift and subsidence and multi-wavelength folding inside the basin.
Our set of examples adds evidence for the importance of duplication mechanisms of genetic material for the generation of non-coding RNAs and gives a plausible explanation for the generation of relatively large complementary transcripts like trans-NATs.
"No one has given a plausible explanation of how you can run an effective campaign.
Dreier (2006) suggests that non-cognitivists might be able to give a plausible explanation of inconsistency if they can find a way to distinguish between indifference and indecision.
1– 4 One theory giving a plausible explanation of this connection is Barker's 'the foetal origins of adult disease hypothesis'.
Here we develop a simple mathematical model to demonstrate that the hypothesised temporary strain transcending immunity, together with the timing of the pandemic, give a plausible explanation for the differences seen between the Northern and Southern hemisphere studies on the risk of pH1N1 infection associated with prior seasonal vaccination during the first wave of the outbreak.
"Each time that Mr Adoboli was questioned he gave a plausible explanation for his trades," she said.
