Sentence examples for measures was plausible from inspiring English sources
An association between the duration of the interaction and the outcome and/or the joint attention measures was plausible because the protocol allowed/obliged the sessions to be terminated early if the child became bored or distressed.
While this measure is plausible, we cannot be sure that it produces a more precise or less biased estimate of body fat until it has itself been compared to a gold standard method such as that using stable isotopes.
Similarly, since footwear use was not measured, it is plausible that differences in footwear use between experimental and control subjects contributed to the observed effects.
In order to avoid such debates, both (potential) ethical concerns and the application of a PM measure have to be plausible to a certain degree in order to qualify a concern as relevant [ 26].
There are two surprising things going on in New Jersey: one, the state legislature, which is famous for either doing nothing or doing the wrong thing, has passed a series of tough gun control measures; and two, it's plausible that Gov. Chris Christie will sign some of them.
Nonetheless, as our data indicate that a causal relationship is plausible, measures must be taken to control PRV not only because it threatens domestic salmon production but also due to the potential for transmission to wild salmon populations.
Body size measures were identified to be plausible explanatory factors for the PK parameters V1 and CLL.
Although the investigators did not measure folate levels, it is plausible that these levels would be lower in men, who tend to be heavier and more regular drinkers compared with women.
Based on the significant associations of these measures with HRT discontinuation it is plausible that HRT cessation may affect risk for some adverse outcomes, although data needed to address this question are not yet available.
Therefore, it is plausible that measures designed specifically to examine weight stigmatising experiences in maternity care may be more sensitive and thus provide stronger evidence for the presence of weight stigma in this context.
