Sentence examples for reasonably supported from inspiring English sources
This observation is also reasonably supported by the TEM images.
The manual says a taxpayer's characterization of what constitutes a single activity will be accepted unless it is "artificial and cannot be reasonably supported".
These judgements were reasonably supported by a couple of measurements, including strains vs. electric field, Raman scattering, dielectric spectroscopy and the time- and electric-field-dependent polarization.
The cyclic voltammetric results obtained for DA and 5-MDA were reasonably supported by the quantum chemical calculations for DA, some products its oxidation produces and 5-MDA.
On 6 November 2013, Al Jazeera reported that the Swiss forensic team had found levels of polonium in Arafat's ribs and pelvis 18 to 36 times the average, and were 83 percent confident that polonium poisoning occurred, but Professor Bochud disagreed with this interpretation by Al Jazeera and only states that the poisoning hypothesis by polonium is "reasonably supported".
Phylogenetic analysis reveals a mosaic of terminal clades containing duplicated genes and shows only three reasonably supported clades.
"It is responsible behavior not to have children until you can reasonably support them".
Thus the weight of expectation is much greater than any lightweight primetime sitcom could reasonably support.
After reasonably supporting Patricia Crone's argument against the tradition of Mecca as a mercantile centre, he goes on to ask whether the place itself might not be an invention in the story of Muhammad.
And if I were entirely convinced, I might still be able to reasonably support certain kinds of unions (the participatory German and Japanese kind, not so much the traditionally confrontational American kind) because they increase workers' voice and participation.
Dr. Dweck's work aligns nicely with that of Dr. Baumrind, who also found that reasonably supporting a child's autonomy and limiting interference results in better academic and emotional outcomes.
