Sentence examples for most plausible link from inspiring English sources

Inflammation is the most plausible link between previous CV disease or BMI and increased risk for RA.

A study from Sweden investigates five groups of theories in search for the most plausible causal link between unemployment and poor health.

The identity link was selected because it is considered the most biologically plausible link to model the impact of pathogen circulation on mortality [ 22- 25].

The most plausible candidate for linking words and their referents is the causal relation, for example by using it to construct a causal chain from an 'initial baptism' to our present use of the term.

These polymorphisms are good candidates for gene-environment interactions (Millikan et al, 1995), however, because they are likely to influence the most plausible biologic mechanism linking alcohol consumption to risk for breast cancer, i.e. endogenous oestrogens.

Based on these results, a path model was developed to capture the most plausible theory of change linking proximity to the intervention with change in time spent walking and cycling (figure 1A).

The flu link seems most plausible for India, a country hit especially hard by that year's Spanish flu pandemic, with 17 million deaths.

Prinz defends this position on the basis of a metaethical argument that it is the most plausible account in light of empirical studies linking moral judgments and emotions.

The most plausible explanation of this subdivision is that one hemineuropil is linked to the anterior and the other to the posterior eye of the ocular tubercle.

The most plausible, especially for childhood leukaemia, proposes that increased risk is linked with an infectious aetiology, especially in situations of unusual population mixing, such as those that occurred in the localities around the nuclear facilities (Kinlen, 1988 , 1995 2012).

Two possibilities seem most plausible.