Sentence examples for reasonably significant from inspiring English sources

14000 users had apparently downloaded the applications so it was reasonably significant.

"It's kind of a reasonably significant national pastime in Australia to tell jokes about George W. Bush," she said.

"It is a reasonably significant hazard," said Dr. Emile A. Okal, a professor of geological sciences at Northwestern University in Evanston, Ill.

I hope very deeply that the child I carry will not have Down's syndrome, although because I'm over 40, there is a reasonably significant chance that it will.

Polls show a tight race, but Mr. Weprin has a reasonably significant fund-raising advantage and has run winning campaigns before in New York City.

I have not seen the detail yet, but it sounds like a reasonably significant deployment, and one that will overshadow the Pfizer exchanges.

Altogether, this evidence suggest a reasonably and significant role for the SNP rs6277 in psychiatric disorders.

The choice for c is important: choosing a small value of c would subject our analyses to sample-size effects, yet choosing a value too large can imply even reasonably large significant associations are ignored.

However, Henry Geller, then chief counsel for the Commission, gave his informal opinion, in a subsequent press interview, that a ratio of one anti-smoking message to three cigarette commercials seemed to him to correspond reasonably to the "significant" amount of time the Commission had in mind.

CD16 and CD57 were chosen in the present study, as they are markers of the presence of NK cells, a cellular line which could reasonably play a significant role in the pathophysiology of colorectal adenocarcinoma.

For the United States teams, there is an imperfect but reasonably clear and statistically significant relationship between on-ice success and ticket revenues.