Sentence examples for reasonably serve from inspiring English sources

It turns out that Google Scholar author profiles, one of the emerging collections of user editable publication lists, can reasonably serve as such a standard.

While there are countless disciplines, which might reasonably serve as a means to understanding culture, only art serves so superbly as a universal language -- as a means toward understanding the history, culture, and values of other peoples.

The SNCD proposed here also appears to warrant consideration as a reference point in risk assessment because it provides an objective estimate of the lowest dose that may reasonably serve as a PoD for low-dose risk assessment.

At least they are still reasonably served by recordings, as the accompanying box suggests.

The functional status reflects the general physical condition of a person, thus an independent functional status can reasonably serves as a predictor of better outcome.

Fans of snowy winters have been reasonably well served in the last two decades.

He and other developers say New Haven has many cultural and entertainment options within a walkable area and is reasonably well served by public transit.

Barney Cullum, Oxford A: Luanda is reasonably well served by flights from Europe but the majority of passengers are returning Angolans or businesspeople working in oil, so discounted flights are rare; £1,000 is a good fare for a flight, try holidaygenie.com.

Kamke stepped up a level in the third set, trading blow for blow with the world number four off the ground and holding his serve reasonably comfortably.

Category D prisoners are considered to be reasonably trusted to serve their sentences in open conditions.

Thus, Leptospira Lig proteins, which possess 90 amino acid Ig-like repeated domains that bind to Fn, could be reasonably inferred to serve a similar role.