Sentence examples for plausibly fit from inspiring English sources
So how much of the proposed health care reforms could plausibly fit into a reconciliation bill?
Legal experts said few other legal theories plausibly fit the cover-up accusations made against the cardinal and the archdiocese.
"There are a lot of different things going in this period at the same time that plausibly fit these same facts," said Lawrence W. Sherman, a criminologist at the University of Pennsylvania.
All this is to say that use of game theory does not force a scientist to empirically apply a model that is likely to be too precise and narrow in its specifications to plausibly fit the messy complexities of real strategic interaction.
Mindfulness theories describe other dimensions that might plausibly fit into an alternative model of mindful parenting.
Therefore, we believe that clear associations even with surrogates of exposure suffice to justify public health actions (e.g., extensive source investigations) provided they plausibly fit other lines of evidence.
Confirmatory test at these optimum conditions resulted in a nickel recovery of 74.1%; thus verifying that the model is valid and plausibly fits the experimental data with a marginal error of 7.7%.
Noah Feldman, a Harvard legal historian who knows Kavanaugh personally, told me recently that the judge plausibly fits the profile of a "Never Trump" conservative.
Given that myotubularin is a known regulator of endosomal dynamics (Dowling et al., 2008; Nicot and Laporte, 2008), and that both AChR trafficking and NRG signaling are dependent on endocytic machinery (Bruneau et al., 2005; Yang et al., 2005; Bruneau and Akaaboune, 2006), this hypothesis plausibly fits with the loss of myotubularin function.
Plausibly, an intuitionist epistemology fits better with some versions of non-naturalism than others.
