Sentence examples for making them plausible from inspiring English sources

APs play important roles in physiological and infectious pathways, making them plausible drug targets.

In particular I will discuss how magnetoturbulence can form protomagnetars and fuel an explosion in rapidly rotating stars making them plausible progenitors for hyperenergetic and superluminous supernovae.

Credit a novice like Efron and a veteran like Cusack for taking on difficult characters and making them plausible.

These cells were further transformed by H-Ras fused to green fluorescence protein (GFP), making them plausible models to study the effect of MitoVES and other Qp site inhibitors on transformed cells (Supplementary Figure S1).

Recent studies indicate that circadian clock proteins may be involved in DNA repair and in regulating accumulation of cellular ROS, thus making them plausible actors in the aging processes [ 48].

McEwen may not make either real, but he makes them plausible.

The fact that such redescriptions are possible, however, does not in itself make them plausible.

At a distance of a hundred years, these conversations can hardly be actual, but Horan makes them plausible and engrossing.

Once I was out of his proximity, he made little sense; he had to be physically present in his own narratives to make them plausible.

A French journalist, Christophe Bouchet, the author of L'aventure Tapie, once said of him: "He's convincing because his stories always contain a grain of truth – just enough to make them plausible.

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