Sentence examples for plausible direction from inspiring English sources

It seems a plausible direction for housing development, but it's certainly not guaranteed.

When pressed over email, Bodnick wrote "We have said that advertising is a very plausible direction for the company to go when we do look to ultimately monetize.

Furthermore, the geometric interpretation of a biplot aims to utilize mRNA levels to point out to plant physiologists a plausible direction for further in vitro validation of tissue-specific and/or stress-specific mechanisms.

We hope that this scheme provides a plausible direction for the further experiments which will prove or disprove our hypothesis.

Whereas the association between median duration and mortality was in a biologically plausible direction when looked at by phases of treatment, the differences were not statistically significant (all p > 0.1).

Although we observed in longitudinal analysis that changes in CRP were associated with changes in lung function and vice versa, it is not possible to discern the most plausible direction of associations or to infer causality from an observational study.

The results demonstrate that antithrombin binding and activation is a common property of these small sulfated molecules and suggests plausible directions for designing more potent activators.

Four mini-scenarios were designed to raise awareness that the future could go in different (possible, plausible, preferable) directions implying quite diverse individual and societal impacts.

Further investigation on how individual self-reported health conditions and physically active travel and activities influenced by individual attitudes and psychological characteristics would be one of plausible research directions of this study.

Overall, our analysis of students' posters indicated that the task required students to integrate information from various channels to arrive at a conclusion concerning the question at hand and prompted many students to formulate plausible future directions.

The New York Times praised the film, remarking that Pearce and Pierson's "sharp script", Rosenberg's "ruthlessly realistic and plausible" staging and direction and Newman's "splendid" performance with an "unfaultable" cast, "elevates" it among other prison films.