Sentence examples for performed plausibly from inspiring English sources

The reason for this selection was that grasping actions on the six chosen objects could be performed plausibly within two different ecological contextual backgrounds.

One appealing idea, when you're facing a fork in the road, is to choose the option with the highest "upper confidence bound" – the one that could plausibly perform best in future (even if it's also the one with a higher chance of being awful).

The complete list of reciprocal best hits can be found in Additional file 1 on the sheet 'final RBH.' There were generally several RBH, and from these we selected a candidate C. thermocellum gene that could plausibly perform the function in question.

The study analyses generally supported the view that microalgae biomass production could be performed at sufficiently low cost as to plausibly become a renewable energy source.

Independently, two other teams of scientists performed computer simulations that indicate a meteor impact could plausibly create a crater of that size and shape.

When gene ontology analyses were performed using the 87 genes specifically affected by OP exposure, only categories containing genes plausibly involved in detoxification were identified as being enriched in the data set.

These GBLUP analyses were performed and comparisons were made to QTL models to evaluate multiple models of genetic architecture differing in their polygenicity and effect sizes and to determine if they both plausibly explain a population's variation in maize height among populations possessing observed and/or unobserved line values.

Patients in chronic care for ART, HPT and DM are plausibly more likely than TB patients to have blood pressure and urine glucose measured over time due to regular clinic visits where routine observations include these measurements; while HIV testing is routinely performed in TB but not HPT and DM clinics.

> -wrap-foot> In summary, we have performed a GWAS which has newly identified a region at 7p21 associated with IOP; the region is between the ICA1 and GLCCI1 genes, both of which may plausibly be invoked in the determination of IOP.

The more a concept seems removed from experience and the mental operations we can perform on experience the more plausibly it may be claimed to be innate.

The key issue is therefore not how to include all participants but what assumptions about the missing data are most plausibly correct, and how to perform appropriate analyses based on these assumptions.