Sentence examples for is likely reasonable from inspiring English sources
Although it is likely reasonable to assume this may also be true for children, there is almost no research on children's use of unconventional therapies for cancer.
All but one state in Mexico have now reported cases (http://portal.salud.gob.mx/sites/salud/descargas/pdf/influenza/situacion_actual070511.pdf), and all have at least suspect cases [3], so it is likely reasonable to assume that persons throughout Mexico were exposed to some extent.
So it is likely reasonable to speculate that MSCs protected the diabetic kidney primarily via paracrine mechanisms.
Provider estimation of medications, supplies and personnel time needed to treat PAC in public health facilities is likely reasonable due to their experience providing this care.
Therefore although our rates of immigrants among Tb and NTM patients may be imperfect they are likely reasonable.
36 While these are likely reasonable approximations, it has been demonstrated that transport times for stroke are 6 11 min longer and we thus may have overestimated access to care.
(d) The term stabilized means that no material deterioration of the emergency medical condition is likely, within reasonable medical probability, to occur if the veteran is discharged or transferred to a VA or other Federal facility that VA has an agreement with to furnish health care services for veterans.
Longer term, over five to ten years, is likely a reasonable indicator of repeatable performance.
So, while the ability to raise polyclonal sera is likely a reasonable prerequisite to use in assessing whether to attempt to raise a monoclonal antibody, it is certainly not a direct indicator of the likelihood of success.
While it is likely a reasonable assumption that if a statin is dispensed, it is taken, this cannot be empirically verified.
Thus, the application of standard life table (actuarial) methods, using population-based life expectancy tables, is likely a reasonable approach for estimating remaining life expectancy.
