Sentence examples for most plausible location from inspiring English sources
Saddam's history, his villainy, and his past weapons programs made Iraq the most plausible location for a bold military move in the region.
Results from the present study suggest that the most plausible location for Dw2 is the interval between 44.30 and 44.45 Mb, which contains a HT-IL GWAS QTL for model AB and linkage QTL for models A, B, AB, and ABCDE (Table 4; Figure S4).
Furthermore, we found no increased risk in temporal glioma, which would be the most plausible tumour location if mobile phone use was a risk.
The IPCC said the most "plausible" explanation for the location of the gun was that Duggan "was in the process of throwing it to his right as he was shot".
This is, apparently, "the most plausible explanation" for its eventual location.
He peers at us from a backdrop so rich in gloom that it might as well be the nether depths of Hell — which, for anyone wishing to pinpoint Rochester's current location, remains the most plausible place to begin.
Claims concerning the epistemic significance of social location have seemed most plausible for understanding social relations, and this is certainly the focus of the original contributions of standpoint theories.
The most plausible explanation for this deviation are the different sampling locations (hind leg vs. major neck arteries) with differences in delay/dispersion (including their correction by PMOD in case of AIF) leading to different bolus dynamics.
The most plausible explanation therefore is that a recruitment pulse has occurred from one location to the other or from another genetically similar, but unsampled location.
These results suggest that the tensile crack is the most plausible source mechanism of the four candidates, and finer searches for the best location and orientation of the crack are needed only around the global minimum of the first search.
The location of this model is the same as that of the most plausible source model of Kuriyama and Iwata (2011).
