Sentence examples for plausible through from inspiring English sources

In this reading of the Qur'an -- equally plausible through the rules of Arabic grammar -- Muhammad has a face-to-face encounter with the Divine.

In it Bowie plays Jareth the Goblin King, one of the two main flesh and blood roles in the film, and his performance anchors the absurdity, making the whole thing plausible through sheer force of will.

Such associations are plausible through several biological mechanisms, including alterations to vasomotor tone [33], [34], thrombogenic effects [35] and the induction of systemic inflammation [36].

Accessibility of the files is plausible through the GUI created for Matlab, which can readily be found in the Hy3S website together with instructions.

13 In addition, an association between type II diabetes (the independent risk factor of endometrial cancer) and MTOE is biologically plausible through perturbations in insulin, insulin-like growth factors, gonadotropin, and steroid hormone metabolism, which could affect cell proliferation.

Nevertheless, the effect of the intervention on overall mortality is consistent with the association of depression with poor health outcomes through pathways that cut across several medical conditions. 1 2 3 4 The link is plausible through reduction of pro-inflammatory factors and behaviors known to increase risk.

But just now it is the only plausible route through which military rule in Fiji might end.

It is suggested that poor hedonic regulation constitutes a plausible pathway through which loneliness impacts health outcomes.

It is then shown that a number of proposals for the measurement of visual saliency can be implemented in a biologically plausible manner, through such re-arrangements.

The central algorithm generates all plausible paths through the scene to known goal sites and then compares each path to the agent's actual trajectory thus finding the most likely explanation for their behaviour.

Some believe that it is plausible that, through adequate information, we could largely correct mistaken beliefs about the link between genetic and personal identity, and thus reduce the risk of problematic expectations toward the clone (Harris, 1997, 2004; Tooley 1998, 84 5; Brock, 1998, Pence, 1998).