Sentence examples for reasonable to state from inspiring English sources

Therefore, after experimental validation for a particular H2 production system, it is reasonable to state that the model could be used as an efficient tool for PBR systems thermal design, control and optimization for maximum H2 production.

"But when your no is reluctant, flexible, and malleable, it gives the impression of 'maybe I'll change my mind,' and it encourages your counterpart to keep pushing". At the same time, she says, it's reasonable to state that while the answer may be no today, things could change in the future.

Therefore, it was reasonable to state that the optimal relation between the patient's body mass and the FDG dose is quadratic.

Frankly, I think that at this point it is reasonable to state that wholesale monitoring of the raw data that flows through the trunk cables of the web will not stop.

Furthermore, considering the very high level of concentration that is measured across all our different rules and definitions, it seems very reasonable to state that the German hospital market is indeed highly concentrated.

It is reasonable to state that hazard forecasts are informed by risk evaluations; accordingly, it is also reasonable that the practices leading to hazard forecasts vary with the level of risk.

Gun violence prevention groups have meanwhile lauded Scott for supporting what they see as reasonable reforms to state gun laws.

The undertaking concerned shall thereafter be given a reasonable opportunity to state its views and propose any remedies.

Of course he is not required to accept the plan in its entirety, but if he does oppose the cuts that the plan imposes on Social Security it would be reasonable to expect him to state this explicitly.

In Payton's case, the high court noted that Congress in 1996 changed the law to say that federal judges should defer to state courts' reasonable judgments in death penalty cases.

Prof. Bruce Cain, director of the Institute of Governmental Studies at the University of California, said Mr. Bustamante had helped make Mr. Davis appear more reasonable to the state's centrist voters, including the independents and moderate Republicans who might determine the election's outcome.