Sentence examples for reasonably confined from inspiring English sources

But the areas in which the action take place are reasonably confined and self-evident, and loaded with useful scenic appliances, and there are rarely time pressures so you can watch the same guard complaining about the heat for 20 minutes if you like.

The bias however appears to be reasonably confined because preliminary data for the first year of follow-up resulted in similar hypoglycemia rates.

The proposed model reasonably predicted the confined compressive strength of FRP-confined capsule-shaped columns.

1 The statutory phrase reasonably cannot be confined to any of these amounts, since it imports each and all of them.

The amount of black on the face in males is usually less than that in most Geothlypis, but this varies from reasonably extensive to being confined almost to the lores and just below the eyes.

Compared with the conventional Co/SiO2 catalyst and the zeolite-supported catalyst, the optimized cobalt-imbedded zeolite catalysts present significantly higher gasoline selectivity and produce more iso-paraffins, which can be reasonably attributed to the confined reaction environment, the high diffusion efficiency, the proper reduction behavior, and the suitable acidic properties.

If one can feel reasonably sure that the disease is confined to the femur, then the joint might be saved by establishing a drainage on the distal side of the capsular ligament.

In the same study, the ideal camouflage patient was defined as one with reasonably good aesthetics and with overjet mostly confined to the maxillary dentition and not the skeleton.

Hence, one can reasonably conclude that the EUL domain is confined to the Embryophyta.

The court also said that "it must therefore be confined in scope to an intrusion reasonably designed to discover guns, knives, clubs, or other instruments for the assault of the police officer".

Additionally (as noted in Section 4), one may reasonably challenge the assumption that phenomenal consciousness is indeed confined to the sensory realm; one may say that conceptual thought also has phenomenal character.