Sentence examples for reasonable tool to from inspiring English sources
There are good reasons to assume that CA might also be a reasonable tool to predict joint effects of estrogenic chemicals: they act at an identical molecular binding site, the estrogen receptor, and stimulate a cascade of cellular estrogen-dependent processes on endogenous hormone function.
Standard Brownian motion (B t)) is a reasonable tool to describe the effect of white noise on a dynamic system.
Thus the model presented in Section 2 is a reasonable tool to determine the main characteristics of particle fluxes in the present magnetosphere.
Even if DFP underestimated the similarity values (Table 4), it was a reasonable tool to estimate the intra-set molecular diversity, since these comparison studies are relative to the databases.
Hence, mathematical modelling is a reasonable tool to investigate drug resistance archiving following treatment application.
The clinical examination is certainly a reasonable tool to assess whether ocular chlamydia is hyperendemic in a community.
Amazon argues that the FTC's case should be dismissed because, among a variety of reasons, Amazon provided its parent-customers with "reasonable tools" to avoid authorized charges and, in its complaint, the FTC is trying to hold Amazon to a "new and unjustified legal standard".
System optimization is one of effective and reasonable tools to exploit the potential of polygeneration systems.
Third, although the retrospective analysis of pemetrexed-associated pulmonary toxicity is one of the reasonable tools to assess this issue, the small number of patients suffering from ILD also does not allow to make definite conclusions about clinical endpoints such as PFS and OS.
The MPR is considered a reasonable screening tool to determine patients with poor adherence that may benefit from interventions that aim to improve medication adherence [ 20].
It is also recommended as a reliable measurement scale for use in other foot orthopedic interventions trials [ 15] and has been shown to be a reasonable tool for use with low functioning individuals with foot disorders [ 16].
