Sentence examples for reasonable to ascertain from inspiring English sources

It was therefore reasonable to ascertain whether the sub-cellular distribution of chicken Mx was an important determinant in its antiviral activity (or lack thereof), and whether an otherwise inactive protein might gain antiviral activity upon nuclear re-localisation.

It will go through your income and reasonable expenditure to ascertain if you can afford to pay anything towards the administration of the bankruptcy.

As far back as 2002 Vera Baird QC pointed out the dangers of the exemption and called for an introduction of the Canadian law which states that a defendant must prove "reasonable steps to ascertain that the complainant was consenting".

With kappa = 0.56 (moderate agreement [16]), the Urdu version of LTB's questionnaire can be administered with reasonable confidence to ascertain the prevalence of migraine in a population-based survey.

High-throughput sequencing provides a high number of reads at a relatively low cost, but researchers still must decide upon a reasonable number of reads to ascertain associations between samples and to detect rare bacteria.

In so doing, we provide the first example of how cost accounting methods can be applied to pharmacy financial data to ascertain "reasonable" medicine price and mark-ups.

We believe we were able to ascertain with reasonable assurance that the complaints from New Mexico Republican politicians and party activists about Iglesias's handling of voter fraud and corruption cases were the reasons for his removal as U.S. Attorney.

If a patient dies during the 6-month treatment period, all reasonable efforts will be made to ascertain the following information: the cause of death and obtain a copy of the autopsy report (if available); whether the patient experienced any outcome or SAEs between the last visit or telephone contact and the time of death; and when the last dose of study treatment was taken.

Legal counsel for CNN actually provided News Day's Michaela Pereira with clarification that in the state of California, with reasonable suspicion, (in this case the 911-call) law enforcement is allowed to detain an individual for a reasonable amount of time in order to ascertain the person's identity.

Due diligence is the investigation that a reasonable person would make in good faith to ascertain the facts in a situation or to determine the truthfulness of assertions.

Under the federal securities laws, a judge is required to ascertain whether a proposed S.E.C. settlement is "fair, reasonable, adequate, and in the public interest".