Deontologists need their own, non-consequentialist model of rationality, one that is a viable alternative to the intuitively plausible, "act-to-produce-the-best-consequences" model of rationality that motivates consequentialist theories.
It is plausible that acts of unintentional non-adherence may be prescient of future intentional non-adherence.
While it remains plausible that lncRNAs act as co-factors in TF-enhancer interactions that promote cancer progression, additional work is needed to address these discordant results.
This is biologically plausible; in the act of preparing and administering drugs for injection, N/S will generally come into direct contact with blood.
It is plausible that the act of referral, which requires acknowledgement that there may be health benefit from treating a psychological component of their illness, may help provide insight and be therapeutic.
Assuming that low photoreceptorness is a surrogate marker for a high proportion of undifferentiated mitotically active and highly proliferative cells, this hypothesis seems plausible since chemotherapeutics act on proliferating cells.
Similarly, observational studies are initially categorized as low quality and can be downgraded by the same criteria, but in exceptional circumstances may be upgraded by three further criteria; large effect size, all plausible confounders would act to reduce the effect size, and evidence of a dose-response effect (Guyatt 2008).
However, although Austin's view is intuitively plausible for speech acts verbs with speaker-hearer argument structure (like x congratulates y) or speaker-hearer-content argument structure (x requests of y that p), it is less plausible when the structure is speaker-content (x asks whether p).
It is therefore quite plausible that ubiquitin acts as a sorting signal already in the Golgi/TGN of plant cells.
Adiponectin may influence cancer risk through its well recognized effects on insulin resistance, but it is also plausible that it acts on tumor cells directly, because several tumor cell lines express AdipoR1 and AdipoR2.
