Sentence examples for plausible transport from inspiring English sources

The more stylised biosphere models developed for this study represent releases to individual ecosystems without environmental change and include the most plausible transport processes.

Given the commonality of these two mechanisms in silkworm and grasshopper spermatocytes, it becomes plausible that actin transport along microtubule tracks may also function in silkworm.

A plausible range for sample transport cost was based on estimating transport costs using two alternative efficiency assumptions.

Each subunit of the transporter contains nine transmembrane helices and two hairpins, posing a plausible pathway for substrate transport.

Tank designers must ensure safe margins and develop methodologies to overcome a wide range of plausible situations related to transport, wind, earthquake loads etc. to assess the structural stability.

It is quite plausible that this transcellular transport pathway operates in the vascular endothelium as well and can be modulated by rational carrier design.

In simplest terms this axiom would dictate that an association between a contaminant source and exposure to an organism or ecologic community cannot exist unless there is a plausible geophysical route of transport for the contaminant between the source and the receptor.

"People were looking at the pace of technological development and as we got into quantum physics it even seemed that the notion of teleportation was plausible," says Glenn Lyons, professor of transport and society at the University of the West of England.

The two of them that seem to be more plausible are the metaplasia and transport theories.

It is plausible that this modulation involves transport, as we have hypothesized, but we cannot exclude other possible mechanisms.

Air pollution is a plausible confounder of associations between transport noise and cardiovascular disease given the extensive evidence of associations with long-term exposure to air pollution [ 17].