Sentence examples for whilst plausible from inspiring English sources

In addition podcasts, "whilst plausible, are susceptible to online interruptions".

The approach presented here incorporates models of navigation from within psychology which are both simple and conceptually plausible, whilst providing good results in an event-detection application.

Whilst offering a plausible mechanism underlying the type 2 diabetes association, we sought to replicate their findings in another population and a more disease-relevant tissue type.

Whilst is it plausible that displacement of activity by inactivity may occur within days due to the finite time people have to be active each day [ 15], whether this occurs between days is unclear.

"Whilst, there is a plausible explanation for the presence of pig DNA in these products due to the fact that meat from different animals is processed in the same meat plants, there is no clear explanation at this time for the presence of horse DNA in products emanating from meat plants that do not use horsemeat in their production process," he said.

Whilst this is highly plausible, it has not been supported by other investigators [ 24].

Whilst there were other plausible types of information sent to prescribers with regards to the drug safety, it is recognized that the warnings from the FDA, EMA and TGA have a large influence on drug safety communication.

Whilst this might be plausible as "residual" confounding of age cannot be completely ruled out in PLSR or in any observational studies, it does not explain why in HDL, for women, age and birth year had the same positive trend and why there is the sudden decline/increase around 1970.

Whilst it may be quite plausible to think that colours or moral values might disappear with the extinction of sentient life on Earth, it is not at all plausible to think that elephants and Yetis (if there are any) let alone trees, rocks and microbes would follow in their train!

Yet, in women, an association between anorectal infections and HIV, whilst not yet studied, is plausible.

Whereas these have the advantage of avoiding recall bias and yielding high statistical power, they may exaggerate the significance of variables such as maternal demographics, on which data are readily available, whilst failing to control for plausible confounders, such as breastfeeding or family structure, on which data (from large datasets) tends to be poor or absent.