Sentence examples for plausible needs from inspiring English sources

Blame it on the media (I do), blame it on the campaigns (them, too), blame it on all of us — on a political culture that requires trivial combat to feel alive (plausible; needs more reflection).

In the model, we have indicated that both Irga6 and its GMS attenuator are in the GDP-bound state but this view, though plausible, needs verification by an in vitro reconstruction of the interaction since Taylor and colleagues reported some years ago that the guanine nucleotides co-precipitated with Irgm3 from IFNγ-induced cells were 96% GTP to 4% GDP (Taylor et al, 1997).

Therefore, our data, although highly statistically significant and biologically plausible, need to be further substantiated in more rigorous studies using large independent and prospective populations with a more comprehensive collection of relevant confounding variables.

Second, it ignores reality: The claim of advantage need only be plausible; it need not be proved.

Still, even a plausible rumor needs help.

It is also an open secret that a share of doctor-approved buyers do not have plausible medical needs.

For this hypothetical scenario to be remotely plausible, there needs to be a background presumption that journalists will not, in fact, behave in this way.Of course, the "ambush" thought experiment is something of a red herring situations like that just don't occur with any frequency.

To make this plausible, one needs to expand the coverage of agent-relative reasons to cover what is now plausibly a matter of consequentialist reasons, such as positive duties to strangers.

This theoretically plausible understanding needs greater empirical exploration.

The development of a plausible hypothesis needs to be followed by hypothesis testing (HT).

Considering that the two diseases share similar immunological factors, such a link may be plausible, and needs to be assessed carefully.