Sentence examples for be reasonable to predict from inspiring English sources

A conclusive causal link between M. pneumoniae infection and reactive airway disease is lacking but based on the ability of rCARDS toxin to induce robust inflammation and both AO and AHR in mice, it would be reasonable to predict that CARDS toxin would elicit similar responses in humans.

Above 5.77 μV amplitude it would be reasonable to predict visual acuity by regression relationship.

A DAS28-ESR cutoff value of 1.54 may be reasonable to predict achievement of remission under the new Boolean-based criteria for clinical trials in patients receiving TCZ.

The consequence of this large peptide repertoire on subversion of the host immune response to these proteins is unknown, but it would be reasonable to predict that a wide range of peptide specificities would be generated with each peptide present at a relatively low frequency.

Because of the diversity of work locations that result from the structure of the Indonesian health service, the particular demands of the health issues that arise and the huge geographical variations across the country, it would be reasonable to predict that how nurses discharge their duties would be heavily determined by the context in which they operate.

Ballard and Rand [ 1], in a revision, gave three main reasons why it is reasonable to predict that mtDNA variation may be under strong selection: i) Mitochondrion is the powerhouse of the cell and, in most organisms, a reduction in ATP production is expected to reduce fecundity.

At this point it is reasonable to predict that "Sculpture 2000" is the first of an ever more ambitious series of such exhibitions.

It is reasonable to predict that at some of the most crucial times in your life you won't really know what to do–it's certainly been the case for me.

I don't think it's reasonable to predict at this point that there will be a significant challenge to the way people use desktop computers for quite some time.

It was reasonable to predict that Nairo Quintana would be pressing Froome hard en route to Morzine on Saturday and that the pair would be nip-and-tuck through the final week.

It's 35 years since the slogan was coined that a dog is for life, not just for Christmas, and you can hear the age of it, forged in a time when it was reasonable to predict what your circumstances would look like, for a dog's whole life.