"It would not be reasonable to anticipate major changes in US policy at this point.
"It seemed reasonable to anticipate over 2,000, and that it would be more prudent to have a larger venue as a result," he said.
It is reasonable to anticipate our structure-based computation-derived hypotheses could be informative to the future biochemical and immunological tests.
Because of this finding, Dr. DePinho and colleagues conclude, "It is reasonable to anticipate that activation of telomerase could inhibit the development of liver cirrhosis or terminal liver failure in humans".
Although a CNS lymphoma diagnosis was once assumed to be uniformly associated with a dismal prognosis, it is now reasonable to anticipate long-term survival, and possibly a cure, for a significant fraction of CNS lymphoma patients.
Nevertheless, given its scientific premises, the potential magnitude of its impact to society, and what has been achieved thus far, it is reasonable to anticipate that continued efforts in this vibrant, multidisciplinary field should contribute to ultimately broaden its reach.
Based on these results it is reasonable to anticipate that new modifications of the vectors will overcome some of the immunological barriers and will further expand the applicability of adenovirus-derived vectors.
Bob Rappaport, the director of the F.D.A's Division of Anesthesia, Analgesia, and Addiction Products, observed at the meeting that it was reasonable to anticipate that a single-entity hydrocodone product "will contribute to the already critical public-health problem of prescription opioid abuse and misuse".
Given the beneficial impact of polyunsaturated fatty acids and low glycaemic index46 on health parameters including blood lipid content, and the manageability of medium-chain triglycerides gastrointestinal side effects, it is also reasonable to anticipate that the CD approach may be well tolerated by patients.
It is reasonable to anticipate that future clinical trials will answer these and other unresolved issues, just as past well-designed studies have resulted in major improvements in both the survival and quality of life of women with this group of malignancies.
