Sentence examples for plausible origin from inspiring English sources

Did you ever think about making the backdrop less naturalistic, or of coming up with some kind of plausible origin story for the baby?

Not only does Mayor rubbish the idea that an archer would be remotely impeded by her breasts (with photographs of modern archers on horseback, all happily symmetrical), but she does so in a chapter entitled "Breasts: One or Two?" She suggests a plausible origin for this peculiar myth.

One plausible origin for the ferromagnetism in this case is a carrier-induced mechanism.

This is a plausible origin for the motions of the X-ray sources along flare ribbons.

Based on the exhaustive TEM and SEM observations, plausible origin of N-spherulites is provided and discussed as well.

For carbon penta- and hexa-interstitials, the GS structures predicted by DFT and empirical potential differ, and the plausible origin of this discrepancy is discussed from the chemical bonding point of view.

The plausible origins of this feature are discussed and experiments which were carried out to characterise the conditions under which the anomalous peak is observed are described.

Currently, PAHs are widely being used to examine the characteristics of UIR bands and are believed to be one of the most plausible origins of these bands.

This is comparable to the rough estimate of 41 μT in the present study, which suggests that the selected zircon crystals hold NRMs with a TRM origin, while (thermo) chemical remanent magnetization or (thermo) viscous remanent magnetization may well be plausible origins of NRM in the zircon crystals.

The molecular revision, appropriately interpreted, poses a plausible origination scenario for the origins of tiger subspecies with conservation implications for their past, present and future.

While these interpretations are plausible, the origin and significance of cytoplasmic PML during viral infection remains a largely unresolved issue.