Sentence examples for believed it reasonable from inspiring English sources

Since use of opioids is known to be low in Europe (which is where all included studies came from) and since we believed it reasonable to assume opioid use among chronic daily headache patients would likely be higher than opioid use among acute migraine patients, we assumed an opioid use prevalence of 2%% for all included studies.

Diffusion parameters appear to be relatively constant over the age range studied (33), so we believed it reasonable to compare participants with one another.

For a basal calibration representing the split between Rhynchophthirina and Anoplura, we chose the time of basal diversification in placental mammals from Bininda-Emonds et al. [ 20] because we believed it reasonable that sucking lice could not have diversified until they had appropriate hosts (i.e., placental mammals) to colonize [ 5, 20].

Given that public knowledge of a current pandemic would induce spontaneous social distancing, we believe it reasonable to assume a lower level of community, school and workplace contact and a higher proportion of household transmission (43% rather than approximately 35%).

Given the overwhelming combinatorial complexity of theoretical histone modifications, we believe it reasonable that histone modifiers participate in crosstalk to engage a more tractable number of states.

He said he believed it was "reasonable" to expect the campaign would add to it "every couple months".

Here, in weighing the rights of an anonymous writer against the rights of staff singled out by name, we believed it was reasonable to ask Twitter to supply the identity of the person making these comments.

Here, in weighing the rights of an anonymous writer against the rights of staff singled out by name, we believed it was reasonable to ask Twitter to supply the identity of the person making these comments," she added.

The man insisted that the wife accept this subordinate role, and the woman believed it was reasonable.

We believed it is reasonable to eliminate these two subjects from the dataset.

The producers of Q&A believed it was perfectly reasonable to allow the former terrorism suspect Zaky Mallah to appear on the live talk show – a risk given his background, but a manageable one.