Sentence examples for plausible implication from inspiring English sources

One plausible implication of the Blinder-Morgan study is that appointing Fed governors with economic expertise and independent views should be a priority.

In the present study we employed a conditional gene targeting approach to introduce a cell-specific deubiquitinating-domain-truncating mutation in the Cyld locus (CyldΔ9) and investigate a plausible implication of CYLD in the development and function of the myelomonocytic lineage.

A literature search shows the known or plausible implication in tumorigenesis for most of these 20 candidates (Table  1).

Understanding various characteristics of this population is important for drawing conclusions that have plausible implication for the prevention and control of China's nationwide HIV/AIDS epidemic.

We believe that a far more plausible implication of the disparity of DNA replication machineries in archaea and eukaryotes is a non-cellular LUCA, a hypothesis that finds crucial support in the fact that the membrane lipids and membrane biogenesis systems, as well as cell walls, are also distinct and, largely, unrelated in archaea and bacteria [ 39, 61- 63].

The issues underlying these differences need to be explored further, as well as do the plausible implications for the organization of health services for people with MS and depressive symptoms.

The issues underlying the differences in the use of healthcare need to be explored further, as well as the plausible implications for the organization of healthcare services for people with MS and depressive symptoms.

One important advantage of choosing self-reported PA corresponding to the ACSM's recommendations was the plausible practical implication.

Our project highlights the wealth of available information from mouse models for human GWAS, catalogues extensive information on plausible physiologic implications for many genes, provides hypothesis-generating findings for additional GWAS analyses and documents that the concordance between human and mouse genetic association is larger than expected by chance and can be informative.

When the homology model of some isoforms of a gene does not seem structurally plausible, the implications are that either they assume a structure unrelated to that of the other isoforms of the same gene with presumably significant functional differences, or do not correspond to functional products.

The proposal that FFM and RMR contribute to a physiological demand for energy that influences appetite is plausible and has implications.