Sentence examples for reasonably linked from inspiring English sources

Where change in depth of a reservoir could be established and reasonably linked to sediment build-up, the rate of sedimentation so estimated could be applied to deduce useful information on geochronology.

In truth, the Health Department survey simply counts the number of deaths from all causes, and so far has not yet reached any conclusions about how many can be reasonably linked to 9/11.

Any time your dreaded outcome cannot be reasonably linked to pain or death and it isn't a signal in the presence of danger, then it really should not be confused with fear.

This finding could be reasonably linked to the observed changes in the lipid balance during oxygen scarcity and may also explain a different regulation of UPR related genes.

Being able to sit down with patients and show them how things are and how this can be reasonably linked to their adherence.

However, we believe that the inappropriate antibiotic use data can still be reasonably linked and correlated with the survey considering that the majority of the residents surveyed did practice in 2011.

Mr. Netanyahu reasonably links his offer to improved Palestinian security measures.

Protected Information "Personal information" is information that identifies, relates to, describes, is capable of being associated with, or could reasonably be linked, directly or indirectly, with a particular consumer or household.

In effect, the CCPA protects any identifying information about a consumer or which could reasonably be linked to a consumer, as well as any identifying information that relates to a household.

(b) DOE will not issue a Notice of Violation for cases in which the violation discovered by the DOE contractor cannot reasonably be linked to the conduct of that contractor in the design, construction or operation of the DOE facility involved, provided that prompt and appropriate action is taken by the DOE contractor upon identification of the past violation to report to DOE and remedy the problem.

Rosen (1971, 345) suggested that Copernicus's "interest in determining planetary positions in 1512 1514 may reasonably be linked with his decisions to leave his uncle's episcopal palace in 1510 and to build his own outdoor observatory in 1513".