Sentence examples for reasonably be predicted from inspiring English sources
Such studies may be justified when (1) safety cannot reasonably be predicted from other evidence, (2) reasonable hypothesis for adverse effects are postulated, (3) the compositional component in question cannot be isolated or enriched in an active form for inclusion in animal feeding studies, and (4) reasonable multiples of exposure can be accomplished relative to human diets.
But many climate experts say that some effects can reasonably be predicted and that prudence calls for more action now.
An other-than-serious violation occurs where the most serious injury or illness that would potentially result from a hazardous condition cannot reasonably be predicted to cause death or serious physical harm to employees but does have a direct relationship to their safety and health.
For this quantitative prediction of a designed genome, we propose combining known promoter regions and transcriptional regulators such that the transcriptional profile could reasonably be predicted.
Little is known, for example, about what length of stay might reasonably be predicted for a family physician practising in rural or remote locations [ 9].
However, although the function of this protein as part of a transporter complex can reasonably be predicted, it is only the entire complex, not the ArtQ subunit alone, that could potentially be annotated with this function.
The amounts of metal flowing forward and backward can be predicted reasonably.
It is important to identify what can be predicted reasonably and what not.
Furthermore, it is shown that also the syngas composition can be predicted reasonably well by simply assuming local thermodynamic equilibrium.
Although the conversion levels of both CBrF3 and CH4 can be predicted reasonably well, there are significant discrepancies over the product profiles of the reactions.
With the proposed method, the buckling of the stiffeners in press bend forming of the aluminum alloy integral panels with high-stiffener can be predicted reasonably.
