Sentence examples for reasonably release from inspiring English sources

Crowd Petri net can reasonably release the mobile embedded system user data to other users of the system with the equal probability.

Staff in other laboratory areas helped absorb demand by taking over these functions for their own specimens but then could not reasonably release scientific staff to supplement influenza testing.

Holding in gas can make you grumpy, uncomfortable, and snappish; reasonably, releasing boosts your mood considerably!

Release rate studies in the laboratory showed reasonably uniform release of pheromone from the septa for at least 574 days at 27 °C and 8 km/h wind speed.

Landing outside the top 20, despite a reasonably generous release at 101 cinemas, is Monsters: Dark Continent.

Newly released documents demonstrate that Soviet officials reasonably believed releasing their Warsaw Pact captives would not lead to NATO's expansion to Russia's border.

While I'm not sure who will pay $50 for Catena's Algelica Vineyard Malbec or Trapiche's Iscay malbec-merlot blend, there are dozens of new, reasonably priced releases that are worth sampling.

The Arg-Leu-PEUU coating stimulated human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) to release reasonably increased amount of nitric oxide (NO), suggesting its potential in retarding thrombosis and restenosis.

Next month, Sony, Toshiba and Olympus will each cross an important threshold by releasing reasonably priced four-megapixel consumer cameras.

One might reasonably argue that releasing members of AQAP is counter-intuitive; after all, the group actively threatens Saleh's leadership, and kills members of his security services.

The group has been meeting to craft the rules and Fauci expects them to be released "reasonably soon".