Sentence examples for could reasonably change from inspiring English sources

It does contain some provisions that Congress could reasonably change.

Each of the 11 determinants associated with influenza vaccination compliance were discussed by our 10-person research team (the principal researchers/authors of this study) in order to determine which behavioural determinants could reasonably be changed through an implementation strategy.

The state reasonably changed course and said there would be no fees for these searches.

These parameters (particularly accumulation time constant) could reasonably be expected to change during unilateral FOF inactivation.

Lib Dem peer Lord Phillips of Sudbury told a meeting of legal experts they could "reasonably expect major changes to the bill".

If the commercial deployment of LE technology is modest and does not exceed the carrying capacity of existing managed forestry, then indirect land-use change could reasonably be ignored.

Thus, adaptive differences in stomatal behavior evident between tomato species (see above) could reasonably be caused by changes in metabolic enzyme activity.

We noted differences in illness recall periods between 2001 and 2005, however, comparative patterns in ambulatory care are consistent with changes which could reasonably be attributed to the introduction of the UCS after 2001.

The ACFRP defines a child's death as preventable if an individual or the community could reasonably have done something that would have changed the circumstances that led to the death.

There was also a curious lack of threonine (T) that could reasonably appear due to a single basepair change of a serine codon (AGC/T to ATC/T) within the repeat domain.

A previous analysis of these data similarly demonstrated the association of SRTS interventions with decreased pediatric pedestrian injury risk, but one could reasonably interpret the time series as indicating changes prior to the implementation of interventions (DiMaggio and Li [2013]).