Sentence examples for plausible extent from inspiring English sources

He is a writer, and when a fan and his wife show up at the house the man welcomes them, because he welcomes the appreciation, and then he extends his welcome to an extreme but plausible extent.

But we need to be able to quantify resource values to some plausible extent, if we are to determine whether people are enjoying or exceeding their equal shares.

Our methodology accounts for realistic uncertainties that an epidemiologist faces in evaluating the plausible extent of exposure misclassification.

Ignoring general equilibrium effects in this way is plausible to the extent that all workers are substitutable, and so the size of the change to the total number of workers is small.

This argument may seem plausible to the extent that one regards, as Jonas does, the benefits of clinical research to be ones that make an acceptable state in life even better.

All models for lactate dynamics are plausible to some extent, and they may vary in importance with experimental system, brain region, and condition.

A nanoproduct's type and intended use determine the most plausible routes and extent of exposure (Oberdörster et al. 2005b; Wardak et al. 2008).

It seems plausible that the extent of endothelial involvement or vascular permeability changes (35) may have contributed to the differences observed in this study, as more extensive attacks at multiple locations were also associated with higher D-dimer levels.

1 21 This included a recent systematic review that reported significant associations with MI for all air pollutants except ozone (O3). 2 While the associations are to some extent plausible, mechanisms underlying these associations are not fully understood.

Taking switching costs into account immediately narrows the extent of plausible market failures.The new theory needs to be qualified in another way, too.

It seemed plausible that, to some extent, this could be due to the different proportions of males and females working full-time.