Sentence examples for reasonable to present from inspiring English sources

Therefore, it seems reasonable to present the method briefly.

"It is not reasonable to present one-sided arguments," she said.

In practice, it is difficult to acquire channel information accurately; thus, it is more reasonable to present the interference constraint as a chance constraint.

However, the adjusted estimates indicate that not only the effectiveness difference but also the cost difference vanished thus it is not reasonable to present such a standardized estimate of the change in costs as the ICER.

The capacity shown in Figure 3 was based on the total electrode mass (CNT/Co3O4 composite + carbon + binder), which may be reasonable to present the storage ability of energy as rechargeable batteries.

It is also perfectly reasonable to present the total deaths to explain as 8,515 deaths (6,370 + 2,145).

This requires ADRC to possess procedural rules to enable the service to have a fair hearing and be given a reasonable opportunity to present a case against the Accreditation Decision that was made and in particular, the opportunity to inspect and respond to any documentation that was referred to in making the original Accreditation Decision (Douglas, 2006, p. 200).

Far from curtailing democracy, such rules enhance it, by ensuring that voters have an opportunity to learn about the candidates -- and that the candidates have a reasonable chance to present their case to voters.

Has the service been given a reasonable opportunity to present a case against the Accreditation Decision that was made?

As noted by Douglas (2006) and Groves and Lee (2007), procedural fairness would require the service to have a reasonable opportunity to present their case, that the intent of the quality Indicator was being met at the time of the Validation Visit, to the accrediting body.

Notably, the median duration of antiretroviral use in our study population was 15 weeks, a reasonable timeframe to present with immune reconstitution inflammatory syndrome (IRIS).