Sentence examples for assessed reasonably from inspiring English sources

Measurement of PDA has the advantage that it can be assessed reasonably well by eye by trained radiologists and has a natural scale (0% to 100%).

First, although the dogs were assessed reasonably intensively by the clinician in the first 24 hours after surgery while hospitalized, the follow-up from day 2 onwards was sparse and consisted mainly of daily assessments of the dog's demeanor and mobility by the owner.

His pamphlet gives a lucid account of the problems of the transfer of a peace-time economy to a war-footing and, if supplemented by current articles of the type appearing in recent issues of Fortune, should enable the reader to assess reasonably the significance of the bottlenecks of machine tools, skilled labour and raw materials.

However, more studies are deemed necessary to assess reasonably the status of priority setting processes within diverse health related programmes in this and other districts in order to draw broader conclusions.

These standardized total scores displayed a significant positive correlation in the HCS follow-up dataset, r(1819) = .61, p < .001, providing evidence that they assess reasonably comparable aspects of network support.

The correlation between these standardized totals displayed a moderate positive correlation in the HCS follow-up dataset, r(1813) = .41, p < .001, providing evidence that they assess reasonably comparable aspects of personal support.

We developed a landscape scale, density-based model to assess whether reasonably effective management of current reserves is adequate to ensure the survival of tiger populations.

The Central Intelligence Agency reasonably assessed that there were likely several instances of contacts between Iraq and Al Qaeda throughout the 1990's, but that these contacts did not add up to an established formal relationship.

A new method of steady-state creep data analysis is formulated by taking account of the interface-confined diffusional flow and thereby the finding above is reasonably assessed.

The Job Market Paper is one part of a well-developed early career research plan whose promise and significance can be reasonably assessed by the economics profession at that time.

"The Central Intelligence Agency reasonably assessed that there were likely several instances of contacts between Iraq and al-Qaeda throughout the 1990s, but that these contacts did not add up to an established formal relationship," the committee found, echoing the Sept. 11 commission staff's finding of no "collaborative relationship" between the two.