Sentence examples for reasonably affected by from inspiring English sources

However, the amount of pressure decrease needed for the lava extrusion to cease could be reasonably affected by a modification of the conduit system.

The grid-sensitivity analysis was conducted on a tube with (D_e=250) mm and thickness (mathrm{th}=13.4) mm since it represents one of the largest processable pipe in terms of diameter and thickness and it is reasonably more affected by angular and radial thermal gradients than smaller pipes.

That leaves only one of Stefani's four factors that might reasonably affect free-throw averages: coaching.

Thus it is suggested that accumulation of flavonoids in flax reasonably affect the fatty acids production in seeds.

This policy required disclosure of an investigator's significant financial interest if it "would reasonably appear to be affected" by activities funded or proposed for funding by NSF and DHHS.

These prerequisites can be reasonably justified for As4S4/ZnS nanocomposite affected by high-energy milling provided in a dry mode [8, 9].

7a, b The tubes were numerous, long and reasonably straight but were critically affected by ice thickness: too thin and the tube was flattened and distorted, too thick and the power spectrum was too weak to be useful.

Mr Feinberg has been reasonably generous about compensating many others affected by the spill, from fishing-boat captains who no longer have customers to French Quarter bartenders whose tips are down.

A reasonably large number of households apparently affected by 'major illness' were selected through a cross-sectional household survey that used a strict probability sampling method, the so-called Rapid Household Survey (RHS).

When deciding how to act, I can ask myself whether future people who are affected by my actions might reasonably reject a principle permitting those actions.

Although the cycle at which the reactions reach the Ct is unaffected by dilution, the behavior of the amplification profiles after the reactions pass the threshold cycle can be affected by enzyme dilution at reasonably low levels of target DNA.