Sentence examples for reasonable lay from inspiring English sources

Patients with FMD can present symptoms that are incongruous with basic neuroanatomical/neurophysiological constraints of disease, but which, conceivably, fit with reasonable lay beliefs about brain function.

Lying time was not associated with any of the lesion scores, perhaps because cubicle design and management encouraged reasonable lying times (11.0 h/d on average).

I'd like to think the ability for the U.S. government to be reasonable lies somewhere between Iceland and Syria.

It seems reasonable to lay blame for "Hollywood Residential" at the feet of Ricky Gervais, whose HBO comedy, "Extras," which ended last month, was the funniest satire television has produced on the subject of fame and degradation.

Too modest and reasonable to lay claim to a halo, you may rely, "Of course there is room to improve; nobody is an angel!" You may then graciously accept the few, seemingly trivial criticisms that follow.

To accurately assess era differences, a reasonable approach lay in binary logit regression, which calculated OR; this was so in part because only 174 (0.8%) of the 20,879 patients were lost to follow-up at 1 year.

We think a reasonable explanation lies in the fact that societies have existed in much smaller groups for the majority of our human evolution [15], [25].

The other panelists looked startled, and their reasonable arguments suddenly lay deflated on the table before them.

But after a week of record-breaking mobile chatter, Sydney can lay reasonable claim to being the first wireless Olympics.

It seems only reasonable that commuters lay down a few bucks to help pay for the services from which they benefit during working hours.

Staff members' perceptions of the actions required to make reasonable adjustments often lay on a spectrum ranging from 'common sense' to 'breaking the rules'.