Sentence examples for is indeed a reasonable from inspiring English sources
It has been shown that, for several popular synthetic mobility models, assuming exponential distributions is indeed a reasonable choice [6, 7].
The comparison with experimental data indicates that including the calibrated coefficients obtained from Devi and Khatua approach is indeed a reasonable choice for improving the predictions of boundary shear stresses.
This is indeed a reasonable comparison to make.
If this is indeed a reasonable model, what would the required estimator(s) then be?
If there is indeed a reasonable correlation between antifungal and anthelmintic activities it means that antifungal assays amenable to robotic systems may be used to detect promising candidate plant species to discover anthelmintics.
An employer will still have to show that a dismissal is within a band of reasonable responses to the misconduct, and if the matter reached an employment tribunal, the tribunal must assess whether dismissal was indeed a reasonable sanction having regard to the mitigating circumstances of the case.
In the order for withdrawal of prosecution the public prosecutor states that the possession of Ecstasy was indeed a reasonable means for the purpose of sparking public debate about questions related to the exhibition.
This indicated that selection of the latter metrics did not warrant for the lowest number of mis-assemblies but was indeed a reasonable criterion due to lack of expensive validation experiments.
While a "no phones" policy is indeed a completely reasonable guideline for yoga classes, the fired teacher was not teaching in a dedicated yoga studio, and unless that rule is explicitly supported by the company she's working for, it's not her policy to set.
This is indeed (often) a reasonable viewpoint, and we will often adopt it.
The 1950s were indeed a simpler time; people had more reasonable expectations for life.
