The point here is not whether a machine gives a "correct" answer, but if it gives one that a human plausibly would.
It was almost like he was perfectly created for this character and I don't think there's anyone you could have hired or worked with who plausibly would do something so speculative and expensive.
That work necessarily entailed cultivating questionable and salacious information from international sources, some of which plausibly would be foreign government officials, about President Trump's activities (personal or business) overseas.
Indeed, inhibition of the neurogenic asymmetric division can be the cellular mechanism at the origin of the increased proliferation observed in progenitor cells of mutant mice, which plausibly would be driven to preferentially divide symmetrically, thus generating a greater number of dividing cells.
This most plausibly would occur within the avian fecal flora under selection pressure from on-farm use of antimicrobial drugs.
More plausibly, it would be another example of dysfunctional government, showing how much easier Albany finds it to stop projects than to help them.
The European Union made it clear that this proposal was unacceptable, because it would plausibly allow Britain an enormous degree of freedom both in terms of when it decided to leave, and how it interpreted its obligations toward Europe.
A rampaging woolly mammoth might well count as maximally salient in just about any context; quite plausibly, it would.
Of course, both problems can be tackled with conventional computers, too — but, though no one has proved it, it's plausibly conjectured that any conventional algorithm would need a huge amount of time.
If induction for women over 35 did not increase Caesareans, or even reduced them, it would plausibly improve perinatal outcome and be an acceptable intervention.
