After a childhood in which anything counted as a plausible mind-altering substance, including the Robitussin he and his friends used to guzzle in a practice they called robofrying, Mr. Taylor has not done drugs for many years, he said.
Therefore, it seems plausible that MinD, aside from its reconstitution to the subsarcolemmal membrane, could be expressed at higher levels in the tubules as compared to dystrophin in the wt.
Our ability to communicate with each other is horribly limited, reduced to crude mechanisms like arranging sequences of characters to form documents (as opposed to, say, telepathic communication, which is very plausible between minds hooked up to digital computer systems).
Much of that selectorate is wildly unrepresentative of the voters that Labour must persuade if the party is to survive as a plausible opposition, never mind become a viable competitor for power.
This is plausible bearing in mind work on Cu activation of chalcogenides and cation exchange.[ 13, 31] The "shrinking" theory is further supported by the increase in the near-infrared photoluminescence, which indicates that the number of defect states in the core has been increased especially at the interface between core and shell.
While the almost plausible situations call to mind the fiction of George Saunders, Wilson isn't aiming for satire; the pressure of living in a distorted society isn't his most pressing concern.
But if that very same New Yorker cover had been drawn in a balloon over the head of a deranged citizen — or a ruthless political operative — it would have appeared as plausible only in the mind of that person.
The differences regarding the influence of a commercial apprenticeship are plausible when keeping in mind the different values of an apprenticeship.
Thus, we cannot conclude that natural selection played an important role in the evolution of some trait just because we have a plausible adaptive hypothesis in mind.
With this caveat in mind, one plausible reading is that 'white horse' names both the color and the shape of white horses, not only the shape.
Given the ties that bind Rendell to Range, though, the words "plausible deniability" come to mind.
