Sentence examples for reasonably reflecting from inspiring English sources

"I think the results now are closer to reasonably reflecting the size of different communities," said John R. Logan, a professor of sociology at the State University at Albany and director of the Lewis Mumford Center for Comparative Urban and Regional Research.

Given that fitness effects of insect-resistance transgenes are associated with ambient insect pressure, ecological risk assessment on transgene flow should consider this variable in experimental design, reasonably reflecting actual situations in wild/weedy populations.

The experience of hospitality and good treatment from medical care was lowest in the WSP group, at least partially reasonably reflecting a lack of satisfaction due to sparse effective treatment of WSP and the burden of the individuals to deal with extensive negative implications of pain.

The results show that the measured data of a majority of sensors are reliable and reasonable, and can reasonably reflect the structural change behavior in the project operating process, indicating that the availabilities of the safety monitoring sensors of the two projects are high.

She explained that since the U.S. economy is doing so well, higher stock prices reasonably reflect economic growth, and should not be considered overpriced.

The lack of painting, and of sculpture that isn't heavy-handedly themed, may reasonably reflect the curators' choice of feminist over merely female sensibility.

"The company's decade-old electric base rates do not reasonably reflect its capital investment and other costs required to maintain its electric utility infrastructure so as to provide quality, long-term electric distribution services," he said.

So I felt I could reasonably reflect the broad mass market (if you will) in testing whether a silicon coach has the potential to rescue millions of Americans from decrepitude.

Either way, Mr. Cirincione said, once the appraiser has compiled the information and tabulated the numbers, he should be able to come up with a figure that reasonably reflects the property's market value.

"We believe that the new modernized S.E.C. rules reasonably reflect the advancements in our industry's ability to predictably produce oil and natural gas resources from unconventional formations," Jim Gipson, a spokesman for Chesapeake, wrote in an e-mail.

In a consent decree signed by Renaissance on Aug. 3, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York said that it appeared that under the old policy, a consumer who canceled a cruise sustained a loss that "may not reasonably reflect Renaissance's actual damages and consequently, may violate the consumer protection laws of this state".