Please read on: Besides asking some scientists about the quality of the work, I sought their thoughts on its broader meanings, one of which, I proposed, was this: While folks have long talked of "abrupt climate change" (as in NRC reports) as a plausible prospect, this paper builds on the idea that we've been in the midst of abrupt climate change since the early 20th century.
He adds, "While the printing of complete synthetic organs cannot be dismissed, organ repair is a more plausible prospect.
They are meant to stop panicking about triple science and their German reading assessment and suddenly get their heads around something so daunting and distant that it hardly seems plausible – the prospect of a career.
Despite the counter-blast from public works spending, an annualised rate of 5% or so looks more plausible.The prospects next year look just as tough: the debate about the outside world is whether it will get a bit bleaker or a lot bleaker, so either way exports will again be under pressure.
Korea makes the prospect plausible.
We have reached the point where air strikes are the only plausible option with any prospect of preventing Iran's acquisition of nuclear weapons.
For this approach to come of age, we need a sequencing platform that combines speed and cost-effectiveness with very long read lengths and extremely high throughput - a plausible, but not certain, prospect for the coming decade.
More plausible, though, was the looming prospect of losing Fernando Torres to a lengthy domestic suspension and an acceptance that Steaua Bucharest, victors when the sides met at the National stadium in the Europa League back in March, represent a distinctly awkward test ahead.
A realignment of post-apartheid politics, long predicted but always delayed, now seems plausible as the ANC faces the prospect of splits within and erosion from without.
Telep said that one of the problems with unofficial visits is that their unofficial nature gave coaches an element of plausible deniability in knowing how the prospect got there and who paid for the trip.
However, prospect theory is not plausible as a normative theory for rational behaviour under risk.
