Sentence examples for plausible restriction from inspiring English sources

A second plausible restriction would be to say that our visual experiences reveal some of the necessary elements to the nature of colors, i.e., part of their nature, rather than all of it.

The government has strong reasons to encourage human capital formation in the latter case, partly due to the insurance effect of human capital, and partly due to the way the individuals—under a plausible restriction on 'prudence' respond to changes in risk.

This model is a biologically plausible restriction of the most general model involving those seven pairs, considering transition, double transition, and transversion rates.

Acarbose (ACA) is a plausible calorie restriction mimetic.

The interventions for this study were chosen for the following reasons: Acarbose (ACA) is a plausible calorie restriction mimetic.

Thus, one plausible model for restriction is that TRIM5α capsid complexes are diverted into a constitutive, proteasome-dependent unfolding/degradation pathway (Towers, 2007), although an alternative autophagosomal unfolding/degradation model has also been suggested (Mandell et al, 2014).

So of the committee's 18 current members, there are at least 12 plausible votes for restrictions.

It is plausible that host-restriction occurred independently in Typhi and Paratyphi A, providing both (a) an opportunity for recombination soon after they became isolated together in this shared niche, and (b) a trigger for accelerated pseudogene formation.

The interpretation with regards to the effects of insulin sensitivity and caloric restriction are plausible, though ultimately, whether this is truly the mechanism by which the lifespan-extending effects are mediated (and account for the differential response to CR in GHRko mice), will require direct experimental demonstration.

Defining adherence as a continuous measure made the exclusion restriction more plausible, as the lowest level of adherence could be defined as receiving no treatment, a level at which being allocated to either treatment group should really have no effect on outcome.

The academy essentially affirmed the science and said there were no plausible alternatives to the restrictions.