Sentence examples similar to most plausible response from inspiring English sources

Responses will vary from country to country depending on who gets the blame and who seems to offer the most plausible responses.

The most plausible answer lies in its pedigree.

Now suppose a given theory Simon's theory on altruism, or Wilson's on religion, or some minimalist account of Jesus's life and activity is in fact proper science, and is indeed the most plausible, scientifically most satisfactory theoretical response to the evidence, given EBS, the scientific evidence base.

Among these, therapy-induced senescence, characterized by prolonged cellular arrest, provides the most plausible explanation for the modest radiographic response typically observed in patients with solid tumors receiving chemotherapy.

The two most plausible reasons are 1) a stress-mediated immune response, or 2) overlap with non-immune mediated DAF-2 insulin signaling.

It seems most plausible that this result reflects children's susceptibility to response tendency, that is the inclination to score consistently lower or higher on the items of one and the same questionnaire [ 29].

The most plausible explanation is that removing the Mg2+ block has boosted the response of spine and shaft NMDARs to glutamate escaping from active synapses.

Our approach to this challenge is to employ an enhanced Bayesian network to identify the most plausible HepG2 specific signaling network and to predict the cellular responses to new stimuli.

The rapid nature of the liver enzyme responses observed in serum also made necrosis seem most plausible.

Based on prior research and our results, surface fires appear to be the most plausible contributing factor for the observed differences of larch and birch growth responses.

But for this response to work a theoretical term must refer to something, and the most plausible candidate for this is a property.