"At least from his actions, he is still following up on cases and giving reasonable information".
These studies provided a reasonable account of information on the managing undisplaced and minimally displaced scaphoid waist fractures, with satisfactory clinical and statistical analysis.
Indeed, the proxy respondents of older patients have been shown to be a reasonable source of information on activities of daily living in cases where direct data-collection from patients themselves is not possible [ 22].
This enables one to make physically reasonable predictions under limited information on the system.
Optimal uptake of combined treatment with spironolactone, carvedilol and N-LEI during one year among all eligible but untreated patients generally changed little with variation of individual components of the modelling equation, informed by data relating to alternative settings, or, in the absence of such information, on reasonable assumptions (Table 3).
Because TCDD appears to be acting like a potent and persistent hormone agonist, it appears reasonable to incorporate mechanistic information on receptor-mediated events in risk assessments for TCDD.
However, because a moderate number of common, low penetrance variants, in combination, may account for a substantial proportion of the disease (Yang et al. 2003; Khoury et al. 2004; Yang et al. 2005), it seems reasonable to postulate that information on a combination of genetic variants may be useful in screening.
In this case, a daily periodicity is clearly noticeable [18] and it is reasonable to assume that the information on social behavior of a user collected for a period day is exploitable for the following day.
It may seem eminently reasonable for colleges to gather information on, say, a student's ability to overcome personal challenges or lead others.
