The moral plausibility of agent-centered theories is rooted here.
Today, scientists and physicians widely recognize the plausibility of infectious agent origins for chronic diseases.
In addition, these methods can provide support for the biological plausibility of those agents that are active in screening experiments.
So, other evidence suggesting the plausibility of inactive agents as treatments for prostate cancer (though not necessarily HRPCA) was usually found.
We begin by defining belief in terms of knowledge and plausibility: an agent believes Φ if he knows that Φ is more plausible than ¬Φ.
In addition, the exposure metric raises issues regarding the biologic plausibility of benzene as the underlying causal agent for the observed effects.
Whether such distinctions are plausible is standardly taken to measure the plausibility of an intention-focused version of the agent-centered version of deontology.
RF is a physical not a chemical agent, and the biological plausibility of initiating a process that leads to adverse health effects must be assessed with this in mind.
Whatever the plausibility of this account, Intellect functions as a causal agent, and not merely as an (impersonal) efficient cause, and its role as subject of rational action is not captured in Menn's account.
Though such studies have limitations, the consistency of findings reinforces the plausibility of patient safety differences between these VEGF inhibitor agents.
The review of the collected literature supported the plausibility of certain environmental chemicals acting as "obesogens" or diabetogenic agents.
