Sentence examples for more plausible because from inspiring English sources

Optimism about diffusion seems all the more plausible because of leapfrogging.

That Tory argument will sound more plausible because of the shocking state of the national finances and the almost universal disbelief that the budget has produced a credible flight path out of the mess.

Positive regulation by IDEF1 may be more plausible, because downregulation in the knockdown lines was more dominant and may reflect more direct effects than overexpression lines.

The latter mechanism seems more plausible because this pathway is enabled only when the high dose of FVIIa is provided and does not require the presence of factors V, VIII, and IX.

This argument is wheeled on to discredit a particular naturalistic analysis of "good"—"one of the more plausible, because one of the more complicated of such definitions"—that " good mean[s] … that which we desire to desire".

Notably, formation of the latter interactions was more plausible because avidin is rich in Trp (Table  3).

It's more plausible partly because it tracks with another unhappy New York dining phenomenon at some remove from the languorous pleasures of Manet's "Déjeuner Sur L'Herbe".

A Trump victory in November is more plausible now because it has an immediate precedent in a developed democracy ready to trash the status quo for the high-risk unknown.

That number seems much more plausible, mostly because A) that's what most 12.1-inch screens are listed at and B) 1360×768 isn't even a real resolution – it should be 1366×768 instead.

This is a more plausible interpretation because self-cleavage entails self-destruction.

In turn, including the sequence alignment as part of the input data usually leads to a more plausible tree because it contains some phylogenetic information outside the TFBS motifs.