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It is thus plausible that basic precedents for the Greeks' earliest mathematical efforts—how they dealt with fractional parts or measured areas and volumes, or their use of ratios in connection with similar figures came from the learning of the ancient Egyptian scribes.
It is thus plausible that when we use the Schrödinger equation to derive the probability that a particle with a certain kinetic energy will tunnel through a potential barrier of a certain shape, this representation satisfies the SR model's "objective homogeneity" condition there are no additional omitted variables that would affect the probability of barrier penetration.
It is thus plausible that visual experience affects patterns or densities of axonal projections of OL neurons to the MBs.
It is thus plausible that a failure of the cells to delaminate could underlie the distinctive facies and occasional clefting seen in MWS patients.
It is thus plausible that expression of a population of such proteins is maintained at low levels (i.e. genetic noise) until a function emerges within the ecological context.
It is thus plausible that LSD1 physically associates with other co-factors that are in turn tethered to the hTERT proximal promoter.
An assumption of covariate-dependent missingness was thus plausible, such that the CRA estimate of the exposure association (and indeed other covariate associations) should have been asymptotically unbiased.
Thus, is plausible that the discrepancies between the GPS-reconstructed (MIDAS) and ionosonde-derived NmF2 are more significant during the December solstice than the other seasons.
It thus seems plausible that family and genetic factors influence motives for physical activity.
It thus seems plausible that many screening studies would be prey to the problem of low false negative rates.
It thus seems plausible that moderate alcohol use might alter ADIPOQ expression and, consequently, adiponectin protein levels, also in a PPAR-γ-mediated manner.
