Sentence examples for plausible only when from inspiring English sources

Like other blame-the-women explanations, this one sounds plausible only when coupled with a totally ludicrous picture of gender roles.

Persistence is plausible only when both cofeeding and vertical transmission routes operate (Fig. 2F).

Michael Blake argues along these lines to conclude that a duty to promote economic equality as a matter of justice "is a plausible interpretation of liberal principles only when those principles are applied to individuals who share liability to the coercive network of state governance" (Blake, 2002, 258).

The latter mechanism seems more plausible because this pathway is enabled only when the high dose of FVIIa is provided and does not require the presence of factors V, VIII, and IX.

Well into the twentieth century, French women had to petition the prefect of police to wear pants in public, except on the stage, and permission was granted only when they had some plausible excuse, such as mountain climbing.

(2) The most plausible principle, which is also problematic, applies only when participants experience significant net risks or burdens.

The discrepancy between findings is plausible since the effect of age was evident only when comparing the ADOL LOW group with the AGREE group.

First, it is not plausible to hold that the merits are relevant to a judicial decision only when the sources make it so.

∘Include covariates for EC50 and Hill coefficients only when obvious from data and when predictions are physiologically plausible.

Another plausible explanation is that the participants of this study might increase step frequency only when changing direction.

His inclination to sustain First Amendment claims only when they involved commercial advertising, campaign expenditures, religious expression, or the exclusion of homosexuals belies any plausible theory of originalism, judicial restraint, or even-handed constitutional interpretation.