Sentence examples for be reasonably concluded from from inspiring English sources

Table 2 summarizes what might be reasonably concluded from this analysis regarding the missingness mechanism, and hence whether CRA logistic regression would be expected to produce an asymptotically unbiased estimate of the exposure odds ratio.

As a result, it can be reasonably concluded that the apical oxo plays a "spectator" role in the reaction.

It can be reasonably concluded that barring no significant shift in the focus of government and other development partners, gains from these interventions could be sustained.

So it may be reasonably concluded that 53% is the minimum prevalence of CTDs in the studied group.

Hence, from this result it is reasonably concluded that Oeq is preferred for nucleophilic attacks on C2 of quinoline.

It is reasonably concluded that the polymer possesses a well anti-temperature capability.

The sudden sonic invasion of an extremely powerful, unnatural, deafening sonic assault would be a horror — or so we may reasonably conclude from the fact that whales subjected to such onslaughts have in their panic shot up so quickly to the surface that they die of the bends.

"You can reasonably conclude from that that it's not rare, because you've found it pretty easily," he said.

We may reasonably conclude from several surviving fragments and a large number of testimonia that Xenophanes was well aware of the teachings of the Milesian philosopher-scientists (Thales, Anaximander, and Anaximenes), and sought to improve on them.

The NOEC is by definition neither related to the size of an effect nor to a concentration-response curve; therefore, no ECxx can reasonably be concluded from the NOEC.

It claims to be reasonably deterministic from ground up.