It certainly seems to be a plausible theory — hard to prove, but perhaps not impossible.
"It's a hypothesis that is plausible, but difficult to prove.
This critical balance could offer a plausible, albeit difficult to prove, explanation for lack of cellular and perhaps humoral immune responses as observed in individual patients in clinical Id vaccination trials [ 2– 7, 16].
It is plausible that our failure to prove our hypotheses may have been due to test limitations typical in such high-TB burden settings.
The fact that we happen to see such a gravitational ejection more or less in progress might suggest that they're more frequent than astronomers thought".It's plausible, but it's hard to prove that this is the only possible explanation" of the observations, says Tim de Zeeuw of Leiden Observatory in the Netherlands.
While interesting and plausible, this hypothesis is difficult to prove and other explanations exist.
His case is impossible to prove, but too plausible and too much fun to ignore.
The program states bluntly, "The terrorist attack on the World Trade Center was the most documented event in history," and while that statement may be hard to prove, it's plausible.
Recently, several researchers made considerable advances in hormetic mechanisms to prove hormesis a highly plausible phenomenon (Hashmi et al. 2014b; Calabrese 2013), and suggested that hormetic responses may be activated by receptor-mediated or cell signaling-mediated hormetic mechanisms, affecting a broad range of cell types and endpoints.
It is, however, plausible they may use the Thousand Oaks fire to prove the foremost point.
