Sentence examples for we find it plausible from inspiring English sources

Given that we observed similar patterns in two distinct settings, we find it plausible that this finding is generalizable to our cohorts.

However, we find it plausible that the results, showing good acceptability in the group of elderly men with different social and educational backgrounds, will also be applicable to female adults and other cancer diagnoses, as shown in other studies [9, 11].

As this conservation has been shown in other non-CYN producing Australian strains of C. raciborskii that contain the uninterrupted hydrogenase cluster (Figure 4B), we find it plausible that each cluster could be inserted or deleted at common genetic loci.

Thus, we find it plausible that Danes born around 1960 or later consume less alcohol than the generations before them.

Considering these factors together, we find it plausible that current management practices are having negative long-term fitness consequences on the population.

We find it plausible that adjuvanting a conjugated polysaccharide vaccine with CpG could induce a kind of sub-phenotypic maturation of dendritic cells, and thereby represent some sort of complex innate memory—a linkage between innate and adaptive immunity.

As claudin-7 is involved in the regulation of the epithelial permeability, we found it plausible that the increased epithelial leakiness observed during carcinogenesis could be mediated through a decreased level of claudin-7.

We therefore find it plausible that the relation between high tPA and diabetes is a marker of some early disturbance in the vascular wall that operates independent of obesity and inflammation.

From our previous study, we saw that some of the illness perceptions were particularly strongly associated with uncertain and negative RTW-expectations. 25 We, therefore, find it plausible to assume that although not statistically significant, predictors of benefit recipiency in this study and illness perceptions may still be part of the underlying factors comprising RTW-expectations.

However, we do not find it plausible that this could account for the high RR among the exposed group.

Everything — faith, science, love — needs a story for people to find it plausible.