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

Hence, it is reasonable to observe lower pass-through to the domestic food price.

In our opinion, it is reasonable to observe the excitons by means of high-resolution electron energy loss spectroscopy of the free-suspended graphene in vacuum.

Since migration involves an important human capital investment decision, it is reasonable to observe a time lag between the time period to which the regional employment conditions are referred to and immigrant flows.

Since food intake is the obvious entry point for FAA, it is reasonable to observe mice with mutations influencing feeding behavior and/or body weight homeostasis.

Furthermore, since the presence of the enzyme in the hydrogels, the enzymatically formed hydrogels of DDD- 1 and LLL- 1 are diastereomeric systems; thus, it is reasonable to observe a rheological difference between them.

Hence, it is reasonable to observe no significant differences between total nutrient and nitrogen (N -free medium in the initial growth rate until day 3; the nitrogen reservoir could sustain the cell growth for a few days.

As the susceptible birds had severe lesions, it was reasonable to observe strong apoptosis and cell death in susceptible birds.

While an improvement in the sensitivity of detection of malignancy may be desirable, even at the risk of additional false positives, most tumours with low FDG-avidity tend to have a less aggressive natural history and it may be reasonable to observe these for growth on CT rather than subjecting patients to the morbidity that can be associated with pathological characterisation.

As the Sentencing Council rightly observes, in such circumstances "it is reasonable to infer that orders of compensation to victims may be similarly affected".

Because the critical DO2 value can be determined visually with a 95% confidence interval of 20%, it is reasonable to limit DO2 to its observed critical value +20%.

Therefore, it is reasonable to assume that the luminescence observed experimentally (for example in [82]) is not due to Cerenkov effect but rather to other physical processes resulting in luminescent emission (e.g., radioluminescence), as suggested in [83, 84].