| 词汇 | example_english_plausibly |
| 释义 | Examples of plausiblyThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. These controls address the potential confound of verbal intelligence, which is plausibly related to measures of linguistic awareness and to reading. Compliance of the latter with democratically reached decisions may plausibly be thought of as one appropriate response to the value of democracy. It is generally assumed that attentional weights are encoded in terms of firing rate modulation by top-down cortical feedback, plausibly from prefrontal cortex. These are more plausibly the result of voicing assimilation triggered by the glottal stop, not examples of final devoicing. Plainly it could not have achieved this exposition plausibly if it were incompatible with his general notions of political obligation. Consequently, any structural model that could plausibly be used for monetary policy analysis should be able to account for these facts. In that event, he could plausibly claim that his reason for cloning is not to control offspring nondisease characteristics. But as a matter of principle, these songs were placed in contexts where singing rather than speaking could plausibly be expected of operatic characters. For syntax, no comparable set of converging constraints has been plausibly proposed. Plausibly even the tiniest change in the laws of nature or in the initial conditions would causally entail that stars and planets could never form. Each side's position seems to provide about as much that could plausibly be claimed to be universal as does the other's. In both cases, a self-sufficient pride is plausibly depicted as directing attention away from real accomplishments. Practical questions, one might plausibly suppose, ultimately have to be answered by appeal to the basic goods. One can plausibly trace antecedents back even further. Plausibly, we need an account of harm that confirms that intuitive fact. Again, one plausibly asserts that the evidence supports the hypothesis. Based on this information, one plausibly asserts that the evidence supports the hypothesis. Indeed, there is very plausibly an initial comprehensionbefore-production period during which adult input goes on with no accompanying children's output. However, these outcomes are studied because they are plausibly influenced by the receipt of mental health care. Even so, could we not plausibly say that this single-mindedly economic government, though not religiously neutral, acts on the basis of shared grounds? Given that the belief-holders are ordinary people, they cannot plausibly be assumed to employ anything other than the conceptual apparatus of folk psychology and ontology. First, a patient cannot plausibly be characterized as needing a treatment that is not likely to provide a benefit. This set of assumptions produces a set of new processes that might plausibly occur. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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