Sentence examples for plausibly the case from inspiring English sources

As we will see, this is most plausibly the case on the constructive interpretation view of methodology.

This is plausibly the case with stimulus avoidance.

This is plausibly the case for cellular metabolism, which transiently activates latent pathways whenever adaptation to a new condition is called for, generating a library of states that it can select from via down-regulation.

What Zero Days does is plausibly make the case that cyber-aggression of nation states is a new form of dangerous geopolitical dysfunction.

Most importantly, Mr Romney can plausibly make the case that as a less polarising figure than most of his rivals, he is best placed to defeat Barack Obama.

According to utilitarians, taking a dollar from Peter and giving it to Paul is justified if Peter's decrease in utility is smaller than Paul's increase, as would plausibly be the case if Peter is richer than Paul.

It may, plausibly, be the case that these individuals are able to keep the wishes of their former clients separate from the wishes of the constituents their bosses represent.

In this regard, and despite our results for strain P1/7 and other strains analyzed in this study, it should be noted that we cannot rule out the possibility that the srtF cluster would contribute to adherence to and/or invasion of porcine BMEC if the putative adhesin Sfp2 were expressed, as it might plausibly be the case in other S. suis strains.

Case-patient 5 had 3 possible sources of infection: most plausibly, case-patient 4, who had been in the adjacent stall until July 8; less plausibly, the recovered case-patient 2, who had been in stall 2 until July 18; and least plausibly, environmental contamination in stall 3 (occupied by case-patient 3 until July 5).

Judge Laura Taylor Swain ruled that Mr. Simon-Whelan had asserted his allegations "plausibly" enough for the case to continue to the discovery phase on many of its claims.

The Warner titles take place in segregated worlds -- plausibly so in the case of "Hallelujah," with its documentary-like portrait of life in the rural South, but with recourse to fantasy and theatrical stylization in "Green Pastures" and "Cabin," both of which were based on Broadway hits.