Sentence examples for it quite plausible from inspiring English sources

The authors of the hypothesis extend the search from metabolic enzymes to genes regulated by plant hormones, correctly noting that the chemical structure of the latter make it quite plausible that they could directly bind RNA aptamers.

While blood stage immunity has not been shown in human studies with P. falciparum and CPS, it quite plausible that it does exist for P. falciparum as well but it is simply undetectable because of the need to treat volunteers soon after the appearance of blood stage parasites.

No evidence survives showing Kentish domination of Mercia, but it is known that Mercia was independent of Northumbria, so it is quite plausible that it was under Kentish overlordship.

Why shouldn't we join him in saying it?The main reason not to say this sort of thing, I take it, is that it's quite plausible that culture is determined in no small measure by material factors.

In a report that came under instant attack from Palestinians, including the cameraman who filmed the shooting at close range, the army said an internal investigation showed that "it is quite plausible that the boy was hit by Palestinian bullets".

Despite the ingrained bias toward focusing upon its visual aspect, it is quite plausible that imagery is best understood as fundamentally multi-modal.

But in the highly unlikely event that a 1km asteroid discovered tomorrow was shown to have a high probability of hitting the Earth on some day towards the middle or end of this century then it is quite plausible to assume that its orbit could and would be altered in the intervening decades (decades of warning are much more likely, in this case, than just a few years).

Perhaps that's because--in contrast to grantmaking to mitigate climate change or nuclear proliferation--it's quite plausible that a foundation can benefit marginalized communities just as well in the future as by spending now.

Given the length of Everett's speech and the length of time it took for 19th-century photographers to get "set up" before taking a picture, it is quite plausible that the photographers were ill-prepared for the brevity of Lincoln's remarks.

It sounded quite plausible.

However, it is quite plausible that Grace Mugabe could be one of them.