Sentence examples for may reasonably conclude from inspiring English sources

So long as they're compassionate, they may reasonably conclude, they're entitled after all to feel superior.

Having done so — done the right thing — we may reasonably conclude that we can make our apologies, and leave.

We may reasonably conclude that RGO-MoS2 composite can serve as excellent light-weight electromagnetic wave absorbers and can be widely used in practice.

If you can make such a demonstration, then you may reasonably conclude that none of your BART-eligible sources are subject to BART for a particular pollutant or pollutants.

The defendant may reasonably conclude that a continuation of the tainted proceeding would result in a conviction followed by a lengthy appeal and, if a reversal is secured, by a second prosecution.

The sudden sonic invasion of an extremely powerful, unnatural, deafening sonic assault would be a horror — or so we may reasonably conclude from the fact that whales subjected to such onslaughts have in their panic shot up so quickly to the surface that they die of the bends.

We may, therefore, reasonably conclude that KIAA0319 may not be directly associated with dyslexia in Chinese children with the Chinese language being used as the testing criteria, phonological awareness and may influence other language-based disabilities.

Hence, it may be reasonably concluded that poly curcumin malic acid)6 is a highly effective CaSO4 scale inhibitor for industrial cooling water treatment applications.

Since U.S. policy toward Korea during World War II had aimed to prevent any single power's domination of Korea, it may be reasonably concluded that the principal reason for the division was to stop the Soviet advance south of the 38th parallel.

So it may be reasonably concluded that 53% is the minimum prevalence of CTDs in the studied group.

When a nonresponding patient is determined to have good adherence, adequate calcium and vitamin D nutrition, and absence of co-morbid conditions that can cause bone loss, it may be reasonably concluded that the existing therapy in that patient is not efficacious.