Sentence examples for assessing reasonableness from inspiring English sources

The standard for assessing reasonableness for this theoretical purpose is, in the last analysis, the set of criteria of reasonableness that the descriptive theorist would use in dealing with similar practical issues in his or her own life.

The physician's role may be described as assessing the reasonableness of the patient's assessment of his or her impaired work capacity, in order to balance clinical opinion against the intention of the law.

In the Exxon case, the Supreme Court was acting as a state appellate court typically might, assessing the reasonableness of the punitive award under the common law rather than asking whether it violated constitutional due process protections.

She went on to conclude it was not privileged because the documents in question had been prepared in the normal course of business to aid Textron's auditors in assessing the reasonableness of the tax reserves the company put on its books.

One of the most important methodological problems in psychological research is assessing the reasonableness of null models, which typically constrain a parameter to a specific value such as zero.

Thus, for example, in assessing the reasonableness of an alleged victim's judgment that it would be dangerous to resist a particular sexual advance, a jury would ask whether a reasonable woman in that situation would so judge.

Substantive due process involves the courts assessing the reasonableness of executive actions and legislation using rational basis review if a fundamental right is not implicated and strict scrutiny if it is.

Statistical analysts typically spend the majority of their time parsing raw datasets rather than assessing the reasonableness of alternative analytical routes.

If individual institutions separately assessed the reasonableness of risks and act on their own assessments, it would take only one institution to underestimate the risks in order for irreversible harm to be done.

To assess the reasonableness of our baseline water intensity estimates, we compared these results with values published in the literature [20, 33].

Differences of interpretation are common; hence, many jurisdictions require an independent reviewer to field check trench exposures and to assess the reasonableness of the geologic interpretations.