Sentence examples for most plausible to from inspiring English sources

Which of the theories seems the most plausible to you?" "I wrestle with this question when I go for my walk," he replies.

When the different documentary sources I consulted gave different versions of the same event, I favoured the one that seemed most plausible to me as a novelist.

Madness hides in light and space.'" The scenario that now seems most plausible to me is this: that Leslie Ketban became sexually entangled with Conroy Glasser's wife, but instead of turning the two friends against each other, it brought them closer together, plotting against a common enemy.

Although the ethnic identity of Alaca's preliterate inhabitants is uncertain, it is most plausible to assign them to the non-Indo-European population that preceded the arrival of the people now known as Hittites; archaeological parallels are available among Heinrich Schliemann's Trojan treasures from Troy (level II) and from the Early Bronze Age at Cyprus.

Among the available structural models, those considering the dimerization/core domain at the rim of a toroidal pore are the most plausible to describe the active state of the proteins, although the structural flexibility of the piercing/latch domain does not allow unambiguous discrimination between the existing models.

Thus, the EB of this sample is most plausible to be dominated by either Y2O3 or a combination of Y2O3 and IL.

They argue that introducing quality differentiation seems to be the most plausible way to rebuild previous models in order to make them consistent with the new evidence.

With support from backers and critics alike, Janet L. Yellen, the vice chairwoman of the Federal Reserve, seems to be the most plausible successor to Ben S. Bernanke, the chairman of the central bank, whose term ends in January 2014, Binyamin Appelbaum writes.

Virus transmission through direct contact with highly viremic blood appears to be the most plausible hypothesis to explain this autochtonous CHIKV infection.

The most plausible way to reverse the trend and to stem the attrition rate may be to increase the number of Jews maintaining their Jewish identity.

The easiest – and therefore most plausible – counter to the offensive evolution is to find more versatile defensive players inside.