Sentence examples for identifies reasonable from inspiring English sources

In characterizing negligence as the failure to take cost-justified precautions, economic analysis identifies reasonable risk-taking with rational risk taking.

The paper provides physical test data that can be used to benchmark other numerical models, highlights lessons learned during the development of the models, and identifies reasonable expectations for numerical model accuracy for models of similar complexity used to simulate the performance of mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall structures under operational conditions.

But even in these gloomy times, CSM says G.M. and Ford have identified reasonable paths toward returning to profitability, contrary to assertions by some members of Congress.

In their statement, Scotland Yard said: "Our starting point with allegations of child sexual abuse or serious sexual assault is to believe the victim until we identify reasonable cause to believe otherwise".

This sub-section presents our experimental results to identify reasonable ranges of the parameters involved in these coefficients.

This allows more complex microstructural information to be included in the model without losing the ability to identify reasonable initial values and bounds for all parameters.

When the 3D structure of the target protein is known (structure-based design), a modern lead optimization process often involves identifying reasonable binding poses and most desirably also the bioactive one using molecular docking and scoring.

This has made it possible to identify reasonable operating windows for the eight fixed-bed reactors that make up the CO2 capture system, and has demonstrated not only its technical viability but also its great potential for further development.

This paper presents a series of quasi-static tests conducted to examine the seismic behavior of RSCBs with RC slabs and to identify reasonable slab configurations that can minimize the damage to RC slabs.

In real-life cable-stayed bridges with many cables, a staged calibration is implemented so that the Kriging model is used to identify reasonable initial forces in the critical stay cables so that the zero-displacement method or similar can be used for further adjustments.

This article describes an ongoing investigation designed to evaluate (1) the feasibility of implementing this treatment model in a primary care environment, (2) efforts on identifying reasonable assessment methods, (3) primary care providers' use of assessment data, and (4) the relationships between predictors and outcomes under differing treatment "step" conditions in primary care settings.