Sentence examples for making it plausible from inspiring English sources

Finally, substantial inherited variability within VEGF and its receptor (VEGFR2) has been demonstrated, making it plausible that a certain subgroup of patients with a specific genotype may derive sustained benefit from VEGF inhibition [ 103].

Most sequences have lengths equal to, or greater than, that of HAdV-D26K, making it plausible that they too could modulate the fiber-knob interaction with CAR.

Also, Labour was using figures for whole departments, which included the declining Food Standards Agency allocation, making it plausible the NHS was getting more money.

That lapse is interesting; either the writers are unfamiliar with what modern homophobia really sounds like or they fear that any effort at making it plausible or contemporary would somehow make it acceptable.

Nevertheless, such a population size would be sufficiently small for a set of unique traits to become established, making it plausible that one small group would be the population from which H. sapiens emerged as a new isolated reproductive entity.

It is also true that many historians reject the Court's understanding of the Second Amendment, making it plausible to see the ruling as a modern incarnation of Lochner.

The recognition of fibroblast growth factor 23 (FGF23), a phosphaturic hormone related to tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α) makes it plausible to hypothesize its possible relation to this pathology.

So as to make it plausible that A is actually mixing.

To put it bluntly, The Corrections made it plausible to speak of Franzen in the company of Philip Roth.

It would seem that the authors' minimal task, after having propounded such a striking theory, is to make it plausible.

The detection of atmospheric methane in all major solid planetary bodies, included the Moon and Mars, make it plausible the theory of upwelling abiotic hydrocarbons.