Sentence examples for reasonably projected from inspiring English sources
The calculated (P̅r/z) values are then plotted versus cumulative gas production (Gp) and the straight line which best fits the data points can then be reasonably projected into any future stage of depletion to predict the remaining reserves.
It is therefore a good model to use when a long time-series of cancer registry data is available such that current cancer prevalence can be estimated directly, and future cancer incidence rates and survival can be reasonably projected from existing trends.
Rather than focusing on reducing the risk of human error to a level that is as low as reasonably, projects should seek to ensure a level of human reliability that is as high as can be reasonably achieved.
On the basis of a set of flow-through equations developed by Penn and McGrath (2011) for steel slag, a lifetime of the P removal structure of 16.8 months was predicted, which corresponded reasonably well with the projected lifetime of 15.4 months based on field measurements.
So historically speaking, the market at 16-times projected earnings is reasonably priced, with ten-year Treasurys yielding 4.4% (very debatable).
We had a reasonably large project team - a designer, two editors, two multimedia producers, a writer, and a handful of developers.
Now, to the substance of this... Any reasonably sizable projects are approved to go (or not go) by a group of directors and other senior staff, and they do this at a regular meeting on the basis of information provided by the technology team working with many people around the business.
Any reasonably ambitious project is likely to stretch the PI beyond one's areas of expertise.
The Trailblazers are exceeding expectations beyond what any one could have reasonably expected, as they were only projected to barely make the play-offs in the deep Western Conference.
Without high-speed rail, the existing transportation infrastructure cannot reasonably meet the demands of the projected 12 million new Californians coming to this state.
This indicates that the landscape is smooth and reasonably 'steep' around the solution, when projected along one dimension (see Supplementary Section 3).
