If his wife, Frances, is not within earshot — Francie does her best to keep Jeffrey on a reasonably healthy diet — he will admit that he adores boerewors, the sausage that is often tossed on the back-yard grill for what Americans would call a barbecue and South Africans call a braai.
That view is reasonably pragmatic, but then Jones admitted: "Yeah, it's a pain in the butt for 24 other guys.
To do so would require finding and using an instrumental variable that predicts reasonably well which patient is admitted to SU or GMW, but at the same time cannot predict the probability of death or poor outcome for the patient.
Our comparisons of non-participants and participants on basic clinical and legal variables suggested that the participants were reasonably representative of the individuals admitted.
Further, Boumendil and colleagues found that those very old patients admitted were in reasonably good health, had fewer fatal underlying diseases, and had fewer complicated surgical interventions.
Spence pleaded guilty to selling drugs and admitted to handling money reasonably suspected of being obtained through the proceeds of crime.
Dr Osborne, who admitted that he knew, or ought reasonably to have known, that the woman was a vulnerable patient because of her history of mental ill-health, replied: "Yes I need to break from this relationship".
Duckenfield admitted that he did not act as a reasonably competent match commander on the day, 15 April 1989, having been promoted to that role as chief superintendent just 19 days earlier.
Sir Jeremy Beecham, chairman of the Local Government Association, says he remains "reasonably optimistic", but also admits to several disappointments.
But it admitted that the judgement was "finely balanced" and considered she had acted reasonably in the light of the "guidance available at the time".
