Therefore we could reasonably refer the ionizable groups to Ser and Ser, which could act as an acid/base and nucleophile for catalysis in the deprotonated form.
So, in the analysis of PAL data reflecting these possible positron-Ps traps, it is reasonably to refer the previous PAL study for monolith prototype of these pellets, such as mineral realgar α-As4S4, the known room-temperature polymorph of arsenic sulfide As4S4 [25].
One poster said, "IP3 Practices alara," which stands for "as low as reasonably achievable" and refers to radiation exposure.
I would feel rather miffed by an American criticising me for not being able to distinguish between a Texan drawl and a Brooklyn twang if I referred to either, quite reasonably, as being an "American" accent.
These studies nevertheless contained valuable evidence or results that could be reasonably extrapolated and they are described and referred to when the effectiveness of a procedure is not clear from other studies.
This principle is referred to as "ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable)".
The fatigue strength, referred to experimental hot spot stress, was in reasonably good agreement with referred fatigue design codes for tubular joints.
Robert Bianco from USA Today referred to the show as "well-cast and reasonably entertaining".
If the Coventry scoreline suggested a reasonably one-sided contest between two clubs who must now be referred to as Midlands neighbours, the reality was rather starker.
