Sentence examples for the plausible cause from inspiring English sources

The data obtained by XRD, XPS, and HAADF showed that the evolution of chlorinated species in the catalytic system were the plausible cause of this behavior.

Electrochemical impedance spectroscopy measurements show for the same structures a relatively low electrical resistance, which is the plausible cause for the superior electrochemical behaviour compared to the other structures.

The plausible cause of the reactivation of such an unfavorably or badly oriented fault is over-pressurized fluid (Sibson, 1990).

The over-pressurized fluid imaged as low-velocity zone is the plausible cause of the reactivation of such a compressional inversion fault (Sibson, 1990).

As suggested in previous studies, the presence of overpressurized fluid is the plausible cause for the misoriented faulting, and therefore it is likely that the LVZ contains overpressurized fluid.

Authors of this reference indicated that the plausible cause of the first effect may be a second-order phase transition which involves rearrangement of ions in the unit cell.

These are the plausible causes for the higher temperatures recorded during these months over both the locations.

Among the plausible causes for the dearth of women: the overwhelming scrutiny, the complicated logistics, the demands of fundraising, the innate nastiness of today's politics.

Nonetheless, more qualitative research is needed to understand all the plausible causes of this gap [ 20].

The plausible causes for the early emergence of decreased insulin sensitivity among South Asians include the contribution of abdominal fat distribution and low muscle mass [ 1, 2, 4, 7– 9, 13, 14].

While about 40% of the plausible causes were judged to be profound, i.e. to touch on the root cause of the CMP, almost 60% of the causes were judged as too superficial to be helpful in identifying an appropriate solution; examples include causes like "staff is negligent, staff has an inappropriate attitude".