Sentence examples for which were plausible from inspiring English sources

In the declining background mortality scenario, higher and more recent peaks resulted, which were plausible except that the log-logistic long-survival model predicted a non-credible peak incidence of 20%.

The construct validity of the Child ZAP is supported by the confirmatory factor analyses which were plausible in content and offer adequate results according to statistical criteria.

Improbizer found 3 motifs (Additional file 5: Table S4), the first two of which were plausible candidates for a −10 and −35 box based on their sequence and their position relative to TSS.

To illustrate this point Newbury and Monaco (2008) noted that the linkage region initially identified in the KE family contained around 100 genes, many of which were plausible candidates because they were known to affect neurological function.

This elevated mROS production can be inhibited by diphenylene iodonium (DPI), and the blocking of the mROS production rather than ROS neutralization resulted in cell cycle arrest and the loss of mitochondrial potential, which were plausible reason for decreased cell viability.

The crew discover a kind of sphere, with a distorted pattern of light, which is plausible.

"Why don't you read them?" "Carsick," Mindy says, which is plausible, God knows, in the shuddering jeeps, though untrue.

The first, which is plausible, is that there are anomalies in the market which a shrewd fund manager can exploit.

He is twenty-two years old and claims to have released "over two thousand songs," which is plausible, depending on what the definition of "song" is.

Columbus reported that on one voyage, in 1477, he visited Iceland, which is plausible, and that he saw the tides there rise and fall fifty feet, which is not.

GK Chesterton went further, stating that "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", though "presented as happening in London", was "very unmistakably happening in Edinburgh" - which is plausible, but unmistakably not the case.