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SPR has also attracted a great deal of attention as a plausible tool for increasing the efficiency of solar energy conversion devices.

The in vitro habitat dramatically reduces the complexity of microbial communities, and may offer a plausible tool for accelerating development of technologies needed for advancing understanding of plant-microbe interactions.

Nuclear medicine-based breast imaging was first recognized as a plausible tool to detect cancer in the 1990s.

Another limitation of this study was that we did not find any plausible tool verified in the Korean context to measure the dementia knowledge level of nursing students.

A placebo needle that does not penetrate the skin was introduced for sham acupuncture [ 35], a plausible tool to differentiate placebo effects caused by non-penetrating sham acupuncture [ 101, 102].

Another plausible tool that has been recently applied in possibility in animals is the use of posttreatment immunosuppression to monitor the therapeutic efficacy, in order to verify the presence of live parasites in tissue [ 49, 52].

Development of effective and plausible numerical tools is an imperative task for thorough studies of nonlinear dynamics in life science applications.

Since COMT, AKT1, and ErbB-signaling are each implicated in both cancer and schizophrenia, NRG1-ErbB signaling in B lymphoblasts provides a biologically plausible research tool for elucidating cellular mechanisms relevant to both cancer biology and neurobiology.

This seems very plausible considering the tool created the same ridges and furrows as are observed on the ancient vessels.

But it seems a plausible hypothesis, and the tools to test it more thoroughly are now in place.

While such effects are plausible, we have no tools to investigate them quantitatively.