Sentence examples for plausible indicators from inspiring English sources
It is a suspicion that some scientists are taking seriously, saying there are plausible indicators -- but not definitive proof -- that the pesticides could have played a role in the catastrophic lobster kill.
A1 NEW YORK/REGION B1-6 LobSayrmen Sprayingying Caused Crippling Die-Off Scientists say there are plausible indicators, but not definitive proof, that millions of lobsters were killed last fall in western Long Island Sound by the intense pesticide spraying to fight the West Nile Virus.
A number of joint projects with industry initiated by the platforms and the amount of additional funding have been repeatedly suggested as plausible indicators of success.
It would be preferable to obtain judgments of women's momentary sexual interest, however, as this would render clothing style, attractiveness, and the social environment far less plausible indicators than the fluctuating nonverbal information on the face and in the body.
Although we identified clinical plausible indicators, of which some have been associated with dizziness-related impairment in previous studies as discussed above, these show associations and not causality.
In this context, CTP might be a first attempt to examine plausible indicators and gain insight in antenatal care differences between countries.
Our results suggest that a nationally organized registry (in the case of breast cancer) led to more plausible indicator scores.
Thus, spatial working memory tasks in rodents have been widely used as a plausible indicator of a schizophrenic phenotype.
Because of its short half life and lability, RNA has been considered a plausible indicator of viability and a diagnostic target for several microbial infections [ 39].
However, easy accessible data yielded more plausible indicator scores (PS = 64%; IS = 38%) as compared to the difficult access indicators (PS = 27%; DA, IS = 73%; χ (1) = 24.64, p < 0.01).
Other recorded variables were not used either because of a large number of missing values (e.g. placental weight) or because they were not judged to be biologically plausible risk indicators.
