Using this approach, we observed physiologically plausible brain activity patterns associated with pedaling in the primary and secondary sensory and motor cortices and the cerebellum.
For the sites located in the gene bodies, epidemiological studies have meanwhile observed biologically plausible associations with smoking-induced chronic diseases or cancers.
Several gene functions essential for drug chemosensitivity were observed, providing plausible explanations for the response to treatment by OV1002 and the gradual change to chemoresistance.
In contrast, our Kullback-Leibler-based approach uses the data only to test hypotheses at each site, integrating over all possible hypothetical data sets that could have been observed given plausible misincorporation rates.
Although we did not observe any plausible disease-causing mutations in the 3′UTR or the proximal promoter of ABCA4 in the Haloplex sequencing experiment, only 9 of the 28 members of the one-allele cohort were included in this experiment.
Most of the significant statistical associations we observe appear plausible; for example, the significantly elevated exposures to chloroform, p-dichlorobenzene, d-limonene, and β-pinene are consistent with existing data on indoor sources, as is the observed relationship between ETS, benzene, and styrene (Wallace 1991a, 1991b).
Although causality can never be firmly proven on the basis of a small observational study, the effects we observed are biologically plausible including the diminution of risk with increasing habitual travel frequency.
Silvia Camporesi, an ethicist at King's College London, observed: "It is plausible to think that in 50 years, or maybe less, the 'natural' able-bodied athletes will just appear anachronistic".
The associations observed are biologically plausible.
