In scrapie-infected sheep, for example, the absence of scrapie amplification in the LRS as a result of host PrP genotype, limited dose exposure, tissue route/conduit, or prion strain selection are all supported by available evidence [41], [42], [43], [44], and may also be plausible in cases of CWD.
While this argument might be advanced when considering severe TBI, it does not seem plausible in cases of mild TBI.
Nowadays, however, with the recognition of a regulatory function for ECM components, intervening in the relevant regulatory pathways using (existing) pharmaceuticals may provide a plausible therapeutic approach in case of deficiency of an ECM component.
And, according to Bratman, given this condition, his conception of rationality gives intuitively plausible guidance in cases of temptation like the case of the self-torturer or the retirement contribution case.
Nevertheless, even if a structural mode may be a plausible mechanism in cases of pituitary macro-adenomas and cavernous sinus invasion, it is not an acceptable explanation for micro-adenomas.
Whether this sort of causal theory of reference is plausible in the case of moral vocabulary is more controversial, but the defender of the Open Question Argument needs some reason to reject the analogy.
Moreover, the general problem this raises is that if such a response by the skeptic is plausible in the case of language, perhaps it is also plausible in the case of other starting-points too?
Effects of self-selection seem overall plausible, effects of external selection seem especially plausible in the case of performance-oriented admission procedures, some of them considering subject-specific grades as well.
This assumption is not plausible in the case of objects, so why should it be plausible in the case of properties and relations?
This seems plausible in the case of Sweden because the composition of immigration may have changed as immigration policies in Sweden before 1995 mainly favored refugees and family-reunification movers.
