Sentence examples for it is reasonable to call from inspiring English sources

Hence, it is reasonable to call into question the biological relevance of at least some fraction of the 260 000 reported human PTM sites.

However, since both Mix3 and Mix5 are even further away from zero than Mix2, which is already designated as the AEI signal component by LRT, it is reasonable to call Mix3 and Mix5 the AEI signal components as well.

Perhaps it was reasonable to call for suspension in 2006 when Iran had 164 centrifuges spinning, but is it reasonable now that Iran claims to have more than 5,000 in operation, and more on the way?

It's reasonable to call for more research on whether properly managed grazing offers people a way to take carbon from the air and return it to the soil where nature intended it to be.

The substantial increase of the transcription costs forced the hospital administration to address the issue and it was reasonable to call for some accountability from the physicians.

It would be reasonable to call such a competition an "open tournament," but few sponsors make the effort to reach this level of verbal precision.

Though the team acknowledged that the legality of the localization was unclear, Young said that it would not be reasonable to call the fan translation "impetuous or unfair".

In reality, that is often impossible, but it is reasonable to expect a return phone call within 24 hours.

It is reasonable to infer that advertisement calls of frogs, which attract females and signal readiness to defend territories to male opponents, were shaped over time through natural and sexual selection as by-products of breathing.

For certain aspects of science, such as high school definitions of an atom, or the process called photosynthesis, it is reasonable to assume that there is a general, common understanding which is demonstrated through the textbooks and examination specifications.

This is particularly important since the available spatial resolution in hyperspectral images is typically of several meters, and therefore it is reasonable to assume that several spectrally pure substances (called endmembers in hyperspectral imaging terminology) can be found within each imaged pixel.