Sentence examples for reasonable and relevant from inspiring English sources

For all these reasons, it would seem reasonable and relevant to use "patient-centered" clinical interaction as a starting point.

They're "membrains" interfacing advice and influence: advisory in recommending reasonable and relevant options, influential by basing those options on the choices of people with comparable interests.

The University's policy with respect to two aspects of the controversy is clear and, I believe, right: We will not tolerate intimidation of students in the classroom for appropriately expressing reasonable and relevant points of view.

The idea of personal responsibility has undergone a rather complete redefinition over the last few decades, and although that's a whole other kettle of fish, it seems reasonable and relevant to me to observe that liability now seems to be on the side of the accused until proven otherwise.

These criteria are reasonable and relevant to critical care research.

The more reasonable and economically relevant perspective is then that for the absence of a risk-free asset.

In 2005, 2006 and 2008 only 39, 35 and 32 usable samples were collected respectively with very few recaptures obtained (15, 8 and 2 respectively), making a reasonable and biologically relevant population estimate from these sampling years unfeasible.

Thus, the dose of TBT we used for these experiments is reasonable and biologically relevant.

Then, the incremental salary increases for each cadre were determined to be reasonable and policy relevant according to the MOH and FGD participants.

This is a reasonable and clinically relevant approach for both radiologists and radiographers, since some screening exams, although eventually determined to be benign, must be recalled due to the suspicious nature of the abnormality.

These measures were selected in consultation with key stakeholders in the health services, who expressed an interest in identifying frequent users of the health system based on reasonable and clinically relevant cut-points, rather than identifying factors potentially associated with a person having one additional unit of health service use (e.g. one more day in hospital).