This analysis reveals that a lower level of education predisposes to an increased risk of ulnar nerve compression at the elbow; it seems reasonable that occupation and highest level of education are closely related.
Nevertheless, the principles of purposeful sampling were followed to ensure that data saturation was achieved on the main aspects of the study and the sampling resulted in a reasonable range of occupations being covered.
"I would suspect that the city might view rules against sleeping overnight and permanent occupation to be reasonable," he said.
If this pattern of elevated testosterone from agonistic interactions persists across occupations, it seems reasonable to expect that men in professions with a higher intensity of competitive interaction would exhibit a greater incidence of prostate cancer.
This suggests that occupation should be a reasonable proxy for exposure intensity in this study.
Fortunately, the time trends for smoking among Finnish men have been rather similar in most occupations, and it was therefore considered reasonable to use the estimates from the period 1978 1991 to represent relative differences in smoking prevalence by occupation.
Nobody – or no reasonable person – is offended by this recognition and this occupation of public space.
Some studies of paternal pesticide exposure only assessed exposure during pregnancy or paternal occupation at birth; we deemed these to be reasonable proxies for preconceptual exposure, assuming that paternal occupations likely did not change from preconception to pregnancy (23 of the 27 paternal occupations were in farming).
But the daily unregulated private commercial occupation of park land by vendors, even artists, is not reasonable and not required by the Constitution.
However, knowing someone's voter registration can tell us with a reasonable degree of accuracy who they're going to vote for, their occupation, the kind of neighborhood they live in, their race or ethnicity, and sometimes even their gender.
