Sentence examples for may reasonably predict from inspiring English sources

David C. Holzman Lexington, Mass., Oct. 18, 2010 • To the Editor: We may reasonably predict that Republican and conservative consciousness with regard to global warming will pass through three stages.

The nonhuman primate measures may reasonably predict safe dosimetry levels for subsequent human exposures.

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.

When looking at pCR predictors, all prognostic signatures can reasonably predict pCR, however patients predicted to obtain pCR may have significantly worse survival than those predicted not to respond due to different prognostic variables i.e. HR positivity.

It may therefore be reasonably predicted that the amount of time that a snail spends in its larval phase (in number of days) is important in determining its overall ability to disperse to new areas.

So with that in mind, here are some thoughts about a future we can reasonably predict.

Phillips constructs his team based on what he can reasonably predict from each player.

"It went up way more than I was able to reasonably predict, that's for sure," he said.

Although the details vary, you can reasonably predict that a role-playing game will be driven by relentless combat.

One could reasonably predict that philosophical arguments concerning these matters will continue indefinitely into the future.

What would people reasonably predict in terms of Jones's future conduct?