Sentence examples for most plausible cause from inspiring English sources

An increased ocean heat flux is the most plausible cause of the observed thinning.

The official report attributed the crew's "lack of alertness" as the most plausible cause of the navigational error.

Although an extraterrestrial source is favored for the noble metal enrichment, the most plausible cause of the fractionation is by regional hydrothermal/metasomatic alteration.

Therefore, the most plausible cause for the VL is the VGa.

Taken together, the most plausible cause of the SCI seen in the current case seems to be occlusion of the important arteries that feed the spinal cord, specifically the anterior spinal artery (ASA).

The concomitant effects of light in the museum, organic components of the treatments and their mineralization, exacerbated by their depth of penetration, seem to be the most plausible cause of the localized browning of the statues.

Observing conditions, such as a change in temperature and the tilt of the magnetometers, are the most plausible causes of annual variations, but cannot fully explain the observed annual variations.

For instance, geographically isolated populations (allopatry) appear to be one of the most plausible causes of speciation.

The most plausible causes are listed, and actions prioritized according to urgency and/or severity of the symptoms.

Hospital teams were assumed to have some control over most plausible causes (90%); causes beyond reach included the lack of an ambulance at another health facility, or the assertion that "patient lacks funds".

The most plausible theories regarding the cause of these fractures have been described [ 29] and the concentration of biomechanical forces in the distal end of the femoral stem is possibly the main reason.