Could the same group plausibly like all three films?
Patients in chronic care for ART, HPT and DM are plausibly more likely than TB patients to have blood pressure and urine glucose measured over time due to regular clinic visits where routine observations include these measurements; while HIV testing is routinely performed in TB but not HPT and DM clinics.
Individual share movements, too, have plausibly reflected the likely losers, and occasional winners, from the terrorist attacks.
More plausibly, it seemed likely that "The Childhood of Jesus" is a Kafka-inspired parable of the quest for meaning itself: for reasons to endure when (secular) life lacks passion and purpose.
If Hillary can win Iowa, she can at least plausibly dismiss a likely Sanders win in New Hampshire as a neighborly gesture to a Vermonter ― and focus on South Carolina, where she is in strong shape among black voters.
Members of racial and ethnic minorities and low income persons could plausibly be more likely than others to be underinsured, therefore, they might benefit more from the mandates.
Together, expression of p15INK4b, p16INK4a or ARF, either alone or in combination could plausibly retard atherogenesis, most likely by limiting pathogenic vascular proliferation.
Finally, the follow-up interval is probably too short to plausibly account for the likely induction time needed between the onset of diabetes and the biological changes leading to prostate cancer.
Some people in the crowd were plausibly strong Trump supporters, who would likely have wanted to applaud, but may not have been sure that it was appropriate to cheer a speech with significant partisan undertones.
The SMA observations revealed that the two nuclei of the merging galaxy have a bright (luminous) and compact core of dust emission, that there is likely a maser emission feature plausibly excited by the bright continuum, and that the gas around each nucleus is most likely outflowing judging from the molecular absorption features against the bright continuum.
First, one's reason to intend to Y plausibly depends, among other things, on how likely one is to succeed in it.
