Sentence examples for is plausible when from inspiring English sources
The paper says Mr Salmond is "plausible" when he argues that "no one will run the affairs [of Scotland] better than the people who live in Scotland".
The targeting of drugs for a specific site in the body by conversion to a prodrug is plausible when the physicochemical properties of the parent drug and prodrug are optimal for the target.
As noted in Section 2, the negative effect of a relatively larger share of foreigners in overall employment is plausible when one considers that the reservation wages of the migrant workers are likely to be lower than those of the native born population.
This behavior is plausible when considering the different number of differentially expressed genes in the two datasets.
Sequestration of a phosphatase by its kinase is plausible when the unphosphorylated kinase has significant affinity to the phosphatase.
A causal relationship is plausible when the exposure to the risk factor occurs prior to the onset of the disease.
Though Levin's arguments were plausible when his experiment was regarded in isolation, they lost much of their force when they were regarded not only inrelation to the results of the other instruments and the GCMS (gas chromatograph mass spectrometer) but also in the context of the Martian environment as a whole - its low temperature and pressure, its aridity, and its very likely toxic soil.
The differences regarding the influence of a commercial apprenticeship are plausible when keeping in mind the different values of an apprenticeship.
This might well sound being plausible when the virus affects at fast countries within a small restricted geographic area, but spreads out to cover a wider geographical area and persists underway for several months (between 3 and 4 months).
His theory is interesting and may be plausible when considered in general terms -- human history does indeed seem to show rhythmic patterns of rise and fall, widespread excitability and widespread calm.
Similar reasoning might be plausible when discussing social insurance office staff.
