Therefore, it presents as a desirable tool for analyzing protein structure and function under reasonable time constraints.
The account, then, is presented as reasonable, thus meriting our confidence, but neither definitive nor complete (cf. 68b6 8), and thus open to possible revision (cf. 54b1 2, 55d4 6).
From its inception, it presented itself as a more reasonable, flexible partner than the overweening Anglo-Saxon oil firms.
This is most apparent in his revisionist championing of Cleon and other Athenian hawks, whose policies he consistently presents as the only reasonable choice.
Science, much like technology, is often presented as objective, reasonable fact, without mentioning the very obvious caveat that it is conducted by human beings, who are often neither reasonable nor objective.
Third, some critics focus on Rawls's claim that the content of public reason the principles of a political conception of justice can be presented as merely reasonable, but not true.
Worry was presented as a reasonable response to current or future threat and justified by past events, particularly where there was a history of a delayed diagnosis or possible medical error in the past.
It is presented as an attempt to reach a reasonable compromise between industrial time pressures and the need to be as theoretically correct as possible.
It isn't just a painting of no future but also of no present; it presents the northern seaside town as a grim and cramped wasteland of respectable and reasonable industriousness.
We choose 3% as threshold, since it presents a sensible trade-off between potential candidates and false positives (see above) while yielding a reasonable number of novel candidates.
But it's also that, in presenting himself as reasonable, considerate and fair, he puts you in mind of every leader who gets his way by masking ruthless force with politeness.
