Sentence examples for be reasonably estimated from from inspiring English sources
The particular tendency of the mechanical behavior of the deposit succession can be reasonably estimated from the delta formation mechanism.
If the effective half-life cannot be reasonably estimated from sequential measurements during the stay at the ward, the effective half-life is conservatively estimated to be equal to the physical half-life.
To adequately address the question of whether the immune system is affected by low-level exposures to hazardous substances, we recommend that more functional immunotoxicity tests be conducted in human populations where individual exposure information is available or when it can be reasonably estimated from environmental exposure measurements.
Then production rates can be reasonably estimated for a given set of conditions.
The metabolic cost of SDA over many days can be reasonably estimated based on the metabolic rate predicted from accelerometry and temperature indicating food requirements coupled with previous papers measuring SDA in the laboratory.
Its average magnitude can be reasonably estimated at the design stage by existing formulas.
The estimated missing pulse length is reasonably well estimated as illustrated in Table 1.
The displacements measured with the DIC technique and the slips calculated from these results were reasonably well estimated.
In particular, the "Scladina" subsample consisted of a reasonably large (20 sequences) local sample, derived from a single deposit in Belgium (Scladina cave), covering a wide time range (30 –130 KYA) [54], with all of the sequence times being reasonably accurately estimated by precise stratigraphic records (for details, see [54] and the Appendix section provided in [28]).
Therefore, community-level spatial correlation is reasonably well estimated by the driving distance between the communities.
