Sentence examples for plausible to consider from inspiring English sources

5-HT is well known to be an indicator of food presence and increased nutrient availability in C. elegans9; therefore, it was plausible to consider a role for AMPK in transducing 5-HT-encoded nutrient information.

However, given the set up of this experiment, described in the Methods Section, it is plausible to consider that the bio-NCP inhibits the interaction/uptake of the monocytes.

Given the emergence of IP networks and the Internet as the multi-service network of choice, it is plausible to consider their use for transporting production network traffic with high bandwidth and low delay and packet loss requirements.

Since the amebic chitinase, EhCHT1, has been recognized as a key player in both encystation and excystation, it is plausible to consider that specific inhibition could arrest the life cycle of the parasite and, thus, stop the infection.

It's plausible to consider the director Elia Kazan the single strongest influence on performance style in the modern cinema, and "The Elia Kazan Collection," an eighteen-disk set, brings together fifteen of his classic films, including "A Streetcar Named Desire," "On the Waterfront," "East of Eden," and many that are new to DVD, such as "Wild River".

It suddenly seems plausible to consider much of Truffaut's work to be essentially political in its emphasis on the connection between intimate agonies and public disasters, between the delightful depiction of horrors and the pleasure of a life insulated from them, between the pliable institutions of an enlightened social order and the private pursuit of the deepest obsessions.

This still seems a plausible time to consider the idea.

One somewhat more plausible scenario to consider came in Tennessee, which implemented a mandatory waiting period for abortions in 2015 clinicians did have a brief window (about a month and a half) to adjust to the grim new reality.

It was therefore desirable to find guiding principles that would allow one to limit the number of plausible isomers to consider, and this problem was addressed in a number of computational studies.

Epigenetic inactivation of this gene would be a plausible alternate hypothesis to consider in the absence of genetic variation.

One important plausible mediating factor to consider is physical inactivity since many patients with depression are physically inactive.