Sentence examples for cannot be reasonably expected from inspiring English sources
Court papers said the judge "held that the respondent (Mr Nayar) has behaved in such a way that the petitioner (Hurley) cannot be reasonably expected to live with the respondent".
Nevertheless, it cannot be reasonably expected that a single assay will accurately speciate all H. influenzae all the time.
Previously developed PBPK models for individuals with liver cirrhosis assume well-stirred conditions in the liver, hence cannot be reasonably expected to describe the pharmacokinetics of transporter substrates.
Major acreage increase cannot be reasonably expected in the next 20 years, since expansion of arable land would require inroads into forest areas, reducing the availability of an important biobased feedstock [ 84], and increasing greenhouse gas emissions [ 85].
It cannot be reasonably expected of city or municipal level staff to fully understand or manage such complex and subtle issues at the fine scales at which implementation occurs, so these tasks must be consistently devolved to the local level.
16 To date, these compounds have not been modeled under cirrhotic conditions using a PBPK approach, and models for highly permeable compounds cannot be reasonably expected to describe the pharmacokinetics of liver transporter substrates.
An employee is "variable hour" if, based on the facts and circumstances at the employee's start date, his/her employer cannot determine whether he/she is reasonably expected to work full-time.
Retail marijuana shops cannot advertise where minors are likely to see the ads on television, radio or newspapers unless "no more than 30percentt of the audience" is "reasonably expected to be under the age of 21".
Nevertheless, in contrast to the traditional relative survival models based on life tables, the expected hazards cannot be reasonably assumed as constants since the corresponding parameters were estimated from the reference sample.
Oversampling is expected to have a similar influence on performance in that it increases U, except for the fact that cannot be reasonably increased to a similar extent to.
