Sentence examples for may reasonably increase from inspiring English sources

A long time between the first healthcare contact and diagnosis may reasonably increase the risk of recurrent syncope and syncope-related hospitalization and trauma.

The LBL model may perform reasonably well since the effect from opening windows may only moderately increase the 24 h average AER.

Quoting the Fourth Circuit, the United States argues that "communication facilities makes it easier for criminals to engage in their skullduggery, and Congress may reasonably have desired to increase criminal penalties for those who use such means to evade detection by law enforcement". Id. at 5 (quoting United States v. Abuelhawa, 523 F.3d 417, 417 (4th Cir. 2008)).

If their findings reflect true antiandrogenic effects of phthalates or their metabolites at current exposure levels, then one may reasonably predict that these exposures could increase the prevalence of metabolic disorders that are worsened by diminished androgen production or function.

The maintaining of GSH levels under irradiation without decrease may reasonably be assumed to counterbalance the increase in the capacity of NO and free radical production.

Such theoretical considerations may reasonably explain the mechanism whereby larger brains with increased degrees of gyrification will naturally favor proportionately more short-range connections.

Murchie (1960) proved experimentally the existence of a significant relationship between weight increase and substrate type, which may reasonably be attributed to nutritional quality of the substrate.

Despite a slight increase in the difference for n = 5, we may reasonably conclude that there is no significant systematic error.

But Secretary Azar may reasonably choose to alleviate the significant financial burdens faced by a portion of Part D beneficiaries, even if it increases overall spending by a smaller amount.

If owners of previously untreated patients are seeking treatment, one may reasonably assume that this decision was guided by a recent experience of seizure events, potentially marking a period of increased seizure activity.

The stability of the crude OR for bed sharing despite the increase in the prevalence of bed sharing suggests that our estimate of attributable risk may reasonably be applied currently.