Examples of using Plausible explanation in English and their translations into Swedish
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Medicine
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Official/political
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Computer
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It's a plausible explanation.
Yeah, okay, that's certainly a plausible explanation.
It's a plausible explanation.-Nothing.
It's the single most plausible explanation.
It's a very plausible explanation, but there's another possibility.
It seems like a perfectly plausible explanation to me.
I don't know what that thing is… but what I do know is you're jumping to the least plausible explanation.
It's the only plausible explanation!
But Kynes is in a special league, and he may have a plausible explanation.
A much more plausible explanation.
But there's another possibility. It's a very plausible explanation.
For some, a more plausible explanation for the wings.
In case of failure there was always some plausible explanation;
I tried to think of a plausible explanation for them being there.
If the change in the problem is small, random varia- tion is a plausible explanation.
It is the most plausible explanation.
The only plausible explanation at a much slower speed than it should have. is that this meteor was traveling.
Nothing. It's a plausible explanation.
At a much slower speed than it should have. is that this meteor was traveling The only plausible explanation.
Have you got any plausible explanation?
The most plausible explanation for this would have been the Eighty Years' War in the Seventeen Provinces.
It would be the most plausible explanation.
The only plausible explanation for this debate therefore seems to be that it is politically motivated.
I can only think of one plausible explanation.
A more plausible explanation may be found in the fact that France used the atoll as a nuclear weapons testing site for 30 years.
That would be the most plausible explanation.
I would like to offer you a much more plausible explanation.
It is really not a plausible explanation.
One plausible explanation for the events of these years is that Wessex's fortunes were to some degree dependent on Carolingian support.
In the absence of any other plausible explanation, it's a novel theory.