But such attempts at log-rolling could also backfire: it's plausible, for example, that votes received by Mr. De Niro could come at the expense of Mr. Waltz, since both films were produced by the same studio, making it easier for Mr. Jones to win by plurality.
A plausible example is that of a patient who has metastatic TNBC and good performance status and who has exhausted all standard of care options.
It is plausible, for example, that there are distinctive sensory experiences involved in what we call seeing double, or seeing afterimages, that cannot be explained simply by appeal to what is present in subjects' environments.
It appears plausible, for example, that physicians and medical students may be more bm- than bps-orientated.
It is plausible, for example, that observed differences in self-sufficiency among critical care and oncology nurses may be reflective of different personalities within the specialty areas.
It is plausible, for example, that complex aspects such as lived experience require more people to improve the relevance of the research than do less contested areas such as specific methodologies.
It is quite plausible, for example, that a person with adequate general literacy (and an adequate score on the S-TOFHLA), would routinely "need help" reading complex health information.
It is plausible, for example, that more women opting for non-OU births might change the casemix of women giving birth in OUs, possibly resulting in a 'higher risk culture' developing in OUs.
It is equally plausible, for example, that crossing angles similarly acute to the one reported herein are ubiquitously used for RNP assembly, with larger angles used for interaction with other host-cell proteins (or other variations on the same theme).
It is plausible, for example, that the lowered systolic blood pressure observed in highly sedentary men in our study may reflect adaptations in hemodynamic responses to sitting (22), but confirmation in prospective cohort studies are needed.
In addition to the interaction effect, it is plausible in this example that the variable 'trained staff' also has a main effect on the correct assessment of fetal health, because a well-trained physician might partly assess fetal health using other methods (e.g. listen to the fetal heartbeat even in the absence of an ultrasound device).
