Sentence examples for reasonably some from inspiring English sources

The theoretical calculations show that both intercalative ligands, PBIP and OBIP, in these two complexes are essentially planar, and the obtained electronic structures of the complexes can be used to explain reasonably some of their experimental regularities or trends.

If all the possible local binary patterns are considered then, reasonably, some patterns will remain undistorted which can provide necessary discriminating information for accurate classification.

A major opposition party yesterday demanded, quite reasonably, some "proof of life".

Current paradigms are explored relating to mechanism of actions of current therapeutic approaches to cancer, some important questions are raised, and some considerations are proposed that may reasonably offer some unifying explanation for these seemingly disparate observations.

One can reasonably say some pretty dire things about my folks, but I love my father.

The two anti-homework books argue, reasonably, that some of the homework assigned children does not make sense.

Swiss voters wanted, reasonably enough, some idea as to how a substantial universal and no-strings monthly income of 2,500 Swiss francs (about £1,755) was to be financed.

Jersey City has enjoyed such an economic resurgence in the past decade that Mr. Schundler can reasonably claim some credit for its improvement.

This analysis showed that, although the model performed reasonably well, some piezometric level underestimations persisted in the south of the basin.

It is not that you know there is a point you cannot grasp, which reasonably requires some deference to those who claim to grasp it.

The group said that India "reasonably provided some preferences for local producers of solar energy in order to convert from a carbon economy to a green economy".