Therefore 20 nM RAL seemed to be a reasonably relevant concentration to assess in vitro effects on microglia.
Keep it reasonably sized and relevant to the slide.
She said that last October it had put into place "new procedures to locate and retrieve all reasonably relevant crossing accident documents and preserve them far beyond federal requirements".
However, despite extensive adjustments for reasonably relevant covariates, including balancing the groups for previous hospitalisation as a marker for important comorbidities, the possibility of residual confounding due to unknown and unmeasured covariates cannot be ruled out.
The government persuaded the secret Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court that such a dragnet was legal under a section of the Patriot Act authorizing the acquisition of records reasonably believed to be "relevant to an authorized investigation" of espionage or terrorism.
Chairman David Medine and board member Patricia Wald call on a foreign intelligence surveillance court to oversee FBI searches of search terms related to Americans to determine whether they are "reasonably likely to return information relevant to an assessment or investigation of a crime".
"You'll be satisfied at the end of this trial every decision he made, every step he took relevant to this case was made reasonably, honorably, in good faith and light years away from anything resembling criminal intent".
Materials can be released, the Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit held, if they are confidential, are likely to be relevant to a significant issue in the case and are not reasonably obtainable elsewhere.
"At all times relevant to the acts alleged in the complaint, defendant City, its agents and officials, acted reasonably, properly, lawfully and in good faith in the exercise of their discretion," the response said.
Is it plausible that all the considerations relevant to what we owe to each other are unified by their relevance to whether the principle permitting the conduct could be reasonably rejected?
