Sentence examples for reasonably regarded from inspiring English sources

In small scale, the effective fractal dimension can be reasonably regarded as a useful parameter for the fluid displacement process.

The response is to characterize what we should be equalizing in terms that directly express what is reasonably regarded as truly important.

The studied compounds have been tentatively identified as potent small molecule MDM2/p53 PPI inhibitors and can therefore be reasonably regarded as promising anticancer therapeutics.

From the comparison with experimentally reported results, these complexes are reasonably regarded as an effective heterogeneous nucleation site for GP zones, GPB zones and/or the Ω phase.

While the basic axioms of probability seem reasonably regarded in this way, this is much less clear for countable additivity, Reflection, and various other principles, whose violation leaves one open to a Dutch Book.

Thus, all LRRs in TLR2s from the 14 species can be reasonably regarded as an LRR motif.

Those who knew Wernicke's earlier work might reasonably regard his Covent Garden debut production, Tristan And Isolde in October 2000, as a bit oversimplified and unadventurous - though some saw it as minutely focused.

Given that the defeated Socialist candidate for the French presidency, Ségolène Royal, maintained that Iran had no right even to civil nuclear power, we may reasonably regard Sarkozy as the voice of moderation.

The African ministers seem amused at Washington's sudden interest in helping them build a stronger textile industry, and reasonably regard it as an effort to change the subject from the subsidy issue.

He is also the first holder of that office who might reasonably regard himself as on the way up in politics; it was because the role was always seen as a retirement job that it used to carry such an attractive pension.

Hence, we may reasonably regard d(k) as a characteristic spectrum.