Sentence examples for plausible factor in from inspiring English sources

Changing alternator load is the most plausible factor in piston or displacer exceeding the displacement limit.

(Another plausible factor in Arcadia then, as in Ionia in 500 bc, was the unsettling effect of Cleisthenic democracy at Athens).

Another plausible factor in LA's case is that residents are simply being more diligent about reporting crimes.

However, this variable was considered to be a plausible factor in altered risk of colic (e.g. a horse that has only been in the owners care a short time may be at increased risk of colic) and is the reason why it was considered to be worthy of investigation.

Most mammals respond on an olfactory basis in taking care of pups; because the development of the olfactory memory in rodents is critically dependent on OT and AVP systems (Bielsky and Young 2004), the enhanced expression of hypothalamic OT could be a plausible factor in the abnormal CPF-induced onset of maternal behavior.

Although such oscillations would not generally serve to segment stripe-like LALI pattern elements [70], the elongated elements in our system are typically formed by temporal persistence of spot-like patterns rather than as de novo stripes (e.g., Brachypterygius simulation in File S5), making oscillatory modes plausible factors in joint formation.

Further work is needed to identify the relevance of these plausible factors in primary BAD.

First, we tested plausible factors in univariable models and, second, we entered significant variables (P <0.20) into a multivariable model (logistic regression).

Therefore, selection of confounders was performed based on a list of biologically plausible factors in two steps: 1. Factors were considered as potential confounders if they were correlated with the cumulative lumbar load (Kendall-Tau>0.1) among control subjects.

Concurrent disease incidence is a plausible risk factor in the 1918 pandemic for Māori soldiers and the civilians in 1918, given the much higher rates of other infectious diseases such as tuberculosis (33 ).

Reduced insulin secretion (or pancreatic functional reserve) is a plausible aetiological factor in South Asians because fetal undernutrition is common in Asian populations and may lead to reduced growth of the pancreas [ 1].