Sentence examples for reasonable not only from inspiring English sources

This policy is reasonable, not only because it permits the physician to apply her skills where she chooses but also, more important, because it protects the patient.

Catalyst activity tests using such feedback optimization experiments are superior to those using conventional methods conducted at given reaction conditions, since they give us information which is more effective and reasonable not only in the selection or development of catalysts but also in the design of a process using the selected catalysts.

This conclusion follows from the test itself, Redding contends; because a search must be reasonable not only at its inception but also to its scope, it necessarily must be so that different types of searches require different, and at times greater, justifications.

The price is very reasonable not only for the libraries but for the individuals as well making it an economical buy.

It confirms that the treatment priorities adopted by the European and Polish DM Associations, which recommend treatments to target and result in a decreasing incidence of DM-related complications, are reasonable not only from a clinical point of view but can also generate cost savings.

These charges have already been proved beyond a reasonable doubt, not only by books like Anthony Julius's 1996 study "T.

Reasonable planning not only needs to meet the requirements of bicycle traffic on campus, but also should be coordinated with the whole campus system.

"I definitely think they would be required to make reasonable modifications not only under federal law but under city and state human rights laws," said Ruth Lowenkron, an adjunct professor of disability law at the City University School of Law.

The deeper issue lay in realizing just how much the state had to prove before we could find the defendant guilty: when someone claims to have killed in self-defense, the presumption of innocence extends to this claim; in other words, the prosecution must prove, beyond a reasonable doubt, not only that the defendant killed but also that he did not do so in self-defense.

Users need reasonable harmonisation not only with other directly relevant datasets but also with existing big, international, datasets.

This outcome only seems reasonable since not only do we have rest fMRI which is task-free, but also different people do not have exactly the same results in real experiments.