Sentence examples for reasonably be used from inspiring English sources

Hence these signatures of ancestral but exclusively shared TE activity can reasonably be used as potential synapomorphies, and are thus useful for inferring phylogenetic relationships between species.

This and various other methods that have been devised to identify functional residues in proteins, such as residue interaction graphs (Amitai et al. 2004) or statistical methods reviewed by Ahola et al. (2004) could reasonably be used in conjunction with structure-based alignment methods to determine reasonable alignments based on functional considerations.

Appalling, gut-wrenching and vicious are just some of the terms that can reasonably be used to describe the mass killing and displacement of villagers in the Darfur region of Sudan.

It was also found that the simple direct strength capacity prediction can reasonably be used in most of the cases.

It is shown that the AASHTO LRFD approach for load distribution can reasonably be used for the proposed girder systems.

This division by venue or focus is significant as it assists in differentiating which evidence can most reasonably be used to support arguments about interiors, cities and landscapes.

Larger animals, like e.g. sheep or goats, are relatively more expensive and reasonably considered to be used in later preclinical studies (Hurtig et al. 2011).

Although the long-term effects of radiation exposure are not completely predictable, the principle of keeping radiation exposure "as low as reasonably achievable" should be used.

Cables replaced leather straps, and could be used reasonably well to manipulate split hooks, which provide a crude sort of opposable thumb.

A minor contretemps over whether bullhorns would be permitted -- Chief Nielsen had originally said he feared they would be disruptive -- has been resolved, with both sides agreeing that they can be used reasonably.

Using all data collectively showed that a different model seems to be reasonably good and should be used.