Sentence examples for plausibly caused by from inspiring English sources
The government generally restricts compensation to cases involving children who suffer injuries that scientists deem to have been plausibly caused by vaccination, including seizures, inflammation, fainting, allergic reactions and temporary joint pain.
Based on trace-element abundances, this trend is plausibly caused by increasing degrees of batch partial melting at a constant bulk distribution coefficient (Yamamoto 2011).
The sharp decrease in PV after 42 h of incubation was plausibly caused by the decomposition of hydroperoxide to the secondary products (Frankel et al. 1997).
This suppression was plausibly caused by neural activity during task performance that the animal did not associate with reward because the task was not yet learned.
Our observation that the decline in the total mass of TCDD in Seveso child body fat (a metric that is normalized for the effects of adipose compartment growth) exceeds that plausibly caused by growth suggests that excretion played an important role, particularly that during the first 5 10 years after the peak body burden.
Early animal studies have also indicated that parental exposure to chemicals and radiation induces anomalies in mice (Nomura 1982), suggesting that fetal loss due to congenital anomalies may be plausibly caused by residing near hazardous waste sites containing chemicals or radioactive material.
Model simulations predicted that the imposition of a barrier to migration at the site of the proposed road construction could plausibly cause significant drops in the wildebeest population.
Depressed immunity in DM patients would plausibly cause a higher risk of developing TB.
This indicates that the polymerization force of Snf7 can plausibly cause membrane deformation.
In addition, ETS contains several compounds that could plausibly cause health effects.
None, however, tested positive for steroids or the hormone erythropoietin (EPO), only for banned substances that could have plausibly, as they claimed, been caused by accidental contamination.
