Sentence examples for plausibly support from inspiring English sources

With newly discovered signs of liquid water, a moon of Saturn joins the small, highly select group of places in the solar system that could plausibly support life.

The musical numbers themselves fall into the usual categories -- love song, anthem, faux gospel -- and though they're hung on a storyline that refuses to plausibly support them, they're a blast nonetheless.

A19 SCIENCE/HEALTH Saturn Moon May Support Life With newly discovered signs of liquid water on a little-known moon of Saturn has added it to the highly select group of places in the solar system that could plausibly support life.

They are less conservative than the G.O.P.'s top Jewish donors, like Sheldon Adelson, the billionaire casino owner, but feel protective enough of Israel that they could plausibly support a Republican if they sensed anything less than complete support from a Democrat.

Thus, in CHO cells overexpressing GLUT1, the rates of glycogen synthesis and depletion are rapid enough to plausibly support our hypothesis that relatively short glucose pulses could induce enough glycogen synthesis to progressively delay the t1/2 of glucose clearance following glucose removal.

But the judges on the panel rejected those arguments, writing, "The district court correctly determined that these allegations are plausibly supported by sufficient factual detail," including "specific times and places that Towery spied".

Moreover, the RbCIAPI basal transcription level was found to be modulated by different bacterial and viral stimuli, which could be plausibly supported by our previous observations on the transcriptional modulation of the caspase 3 counterpart of rock bream (Rbcasp3) in response to the same stimuli.

This association is plausibly supported by several biological mechanisms, including decreased inflammation, decreased insulin-like growth factor levels, reduced hyperinsulinemia and modulated immune function (Wolin et al, 2009).

Moreover, this association is plausibly supported by several biological mechanisms, including decreased inflammation, reduced intestinal transit time, decreased insulin-like growth factor levels, reduced hyperinsulinemia and modulated immune function with physical activity.

However, it could not rule out some degree of "plausibly deniable" support at "some level outside formal structures of the intelligence establishment".

This idea is understood in philosophically noncommittal ways so that it can plausibly command support from all of the reasonable comprehensive conceptions of the right and the good affirmed by members of society and also from reasonable individuals who affirm no such comprehensive conception.