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Channel 5 is a smaller operation, with fewer viewers and minimal public service obligation, so £1bn seems to represent a plausible upper limit.
Although neither number has appeared in a formal offer they represent a plausible compromise for both sides.The $17 billion limit on subsidies is about $5 billion less than America's best offer, tabled in October 2005.
Therefore, the release of 5-HT possibly from central stores could represent a plausible mechanism for wine induced headache.
Mutation Testing is a very effective testing criterion once the mutation operators or a subset of them, responsible to perform the syntactic changes into the original program for mutant generation, represent a plausible fault model.
Therefore, the averaged velocity vectors obtained from the two GPS buoys between February and April 2010 represent a plausible ice flow pattern for the downstream region of the Shirase Glacier.
However, this mechanism does represent a plausible route to the irradiation of STP users' oral cavities, particularly by 40K and 14C. Figure 4 illustrates that systemic dispersion of radionuclides may arise in principle from two routes during STP use: uptake through oral tissues, and swallowing tobacco and tobacco-constituents in saliva.
Two "rights" present themselves, each one representing a plausible and usually attractive life choice.
Inhibition of HDAC enzymatic activity reverts the leukemic phenotype in vitro and therefore represents a plausible strategy for antileukemic therapy.
Where Mr Osborne's budget represented a plausible Conservative strategy for sharing out the pain of a failing economy, there was little here for the Liberal Democrats.
A focus on just one element of his complicated drawings can lead the viewer to believe that the picture represents a plausible physical arrangement.
It won't be easy, but Pennsylvania has been getting closer to the electoral tipping point, and it represents a plausible path forward for Republicans.
