Sentence examples for which appears plausible from inspiring English sources

This explanation, which appears plausible given the available evidence, questions the widely held opinion that pastoral mobility is positive because it enables pastoralists to sustain their herds, by migrating to areas that received more rainfall.

These results suggest a transport function for iduronic acid out of the cytosol, which appears plausible as iduronic acid has been detected in urine (M. Fuller, personal communication; [ 43, 47].

The 20%% estimate provides an overestimate if VAPP is more common for long-term than typical excretors with a PID, which appears plausible given that long-term excretors cannot rapidly clear polioviruses and a longer infection implies a greater chance of the virus entering the central nervous system.

We first evaluated whether the index was able to characterize multiple forms of age-related disease, which appeared plausible, since some variables included in the index (e.g., number of step-ups completed and contrast sensitivity) had a similar association with mortality regardless of the assigned cause of death (see Figure 4).

In line with similar results from an earlier phylogenetic study [ 17], this clearly indicates that the Malili Lakes were colonized by riverine populations, which appears highly plausible, and meets patterns observed also in invertebrate radiations, like e.g., the pachychilid snails [ 57].

The most plausible source of imminent action is the Federal Communications Commission, which appears to be at least seriously considering a rule that would make real-time information about the purchase of broadcast political ads more broadly available to the public.

It seems plausible that roughly half of Mr. Romney's postdebate bounce — which appears to in the range of three to four points on average in the polls — has resulted from the shift in enthusiasm.

Assumption (1) seems extremely plausible since if it fails then it one could influence the probabilities of results of simultaneous distant measurements by manipulating the setting of a measuring apparatus, which appears to violate Special Relativity.

In soil (which appears as normal soil).

Concerning the nonlinear DMN increase after the n-back task, which probably reflects increased self-referential processes analogous to [9], [24], it appears plausible that DMN activity does not necessarily follow a linear course.

This appears plausible for both, PTPD1 and Src [ 40 ], which emerge to have broader functions in cell migration.