Sentence examples for plausible changes from inspiring English sources
In 2005 France issued a warrant, leading to Ms Dark being repeatedly arrested on assorted holidays and in Britain.There are plenty of plausible changes that the review might consider.
Hence, to analyze functional evolution of this enzyme, plausible changes in drug profile, affinity and binding stability of different subclasses of OXA with their preferred drugs, viz.
In reality, the major advantage lying implementing the DCC-MGARCH models consist in detecting of plausible changes noticeable in the relationships governing the variables remains prevalent in the underlying studied data.
In line with our prediction, subjects were better at detecting manipulations that included physically implausible changes (geometrical inconsistencies, shadow inconsistencies, and super-additive manipulations) than images that included physically plausible changes (airbrushing alterations and addition or subtraction of objects).
The GCM-scenarios were examined and eventually five scenarios (warmer and drier, cooler and drier, warmer and wetter, cooler and wetter, and median conditions) were selected which represent plausible changes in future climate during 2020-2044.
In order to cover a range of plausible changes in future climate it is necessary to use multiple GCMs (Prudhomme et al. 2003; Zhao et al. 2005; Charlton et al. 2006; Grillakis et al. 2011; Taylor et al. 2013).
An assessment of risks from any plausible change in sea-level is a prudent approach even if we cannot skillfully predict sea-level changes in the coming decades.
This value of σ̂FasIII corresponded to a reduction in local surface tension of 30%, a physiologically plausible change sufficient to account for the normal tightening of the hindgut curve observed in vivo.
Here, we show that a plausible change of the dynamical system modeling the growth of two competing populations of cells, one of which is infected by a virus and the other one is not infected, can result in a remarkable change in the model dynamics.
In a first step we used the following procedure to allocate unlinked deaths to census records: death and census record matched on gender, canton of residence, nationality, age (same birth date or maximally 3 months apart), civil status (identical or plausible change, such as married at census and widowed at time of death).
9 However, the large declines observed in HIV and syphilis in this population are not reasonably explained by any plausible change in characteristics of women attending antenatal clinics, expansion of testing sites, increases in female sterilisation, or expanded access to prenatal care.
