Despite being branded as apostates and spies, no Baha'i has ever been found plausibly guilty of the crimes with which they are accused.
Not least of these is her demonstration of how plausibly love is found in unexpected corners, for different reasons — and sometimes for no reason at all.
We found that plausibly high levels of background immunity (perhaps due to cross-reactivity) and plausibly low levels of boosting following infection could introduce substantial biases to the estimates of cumulative incidence.
In the absence of evidence of declining respirable silica concentrations between the 1980s and 2000s, the trends found are plausibly due to a healthy worker survivor effect, which may be accelerating.
And, because we're not making the Terminator error and giving unfettered control over all military might to a computer program, we'll have to assume that, more plausibly, we may find ourselves dealing with computer control over financial systems, communication infrastructure, and the like.
Also, one may plausibly try to find an affinity between externalist views in analytic philosophy, and the later phenomenologists' rejection of Husserl's reduction, based on their doubt that we can prise consciousness off from the world at which it is directed, and study its 'intentional essence' in solipsistic isolation.
And then I thought, wait – what could possibly, plausibly happen?
Winkler plausibly suggests that Berkeley may have found this principle so obvious as to need no arguing.
Last August, in a case against Washington and Lee University, a federal court in Virginia found that the plaintiff had "plausibly established a causal link between his expulsion and gender bias," and that his claim could go forward.
The research team — a coalition of 174 researchers from 28 countries — set out to determine whether mixtures of these chemicals, at the very tiny concentrations found in the environment, could plausibly trigger the formation of cancerous tumors.
