Sentence examples for reasonably supposed from inspiring English sources

Herein, the sensing temperature was 400 °C; thus, it can be reasonably supposed that the dominant oxygen species on the surface of the sensor was O 2−.

(There are two other senses of "per se" given here, and although it is reasonably supposed they have no bearing on demonstration, we will see below that some medieval commentators tried to make something of them).

Generally speaking, it is reasonably supposed that the consistent genes may be more likely involved in T2D, but we cannot exclude the possibilities of other genes also being involved.

A dietary origin in the development of such injuries can be reasonably supposed and may provoke a predisposition to secondary colonization by infectious agents (Helicobacter spp). in the NGR mucosa.

It can be reasonably supposed that patients with a history of ulcer may be more aware of the serious consequences of plantar ulcers, and therefore their compliance might be higher than that of patients with a first ulcer episode.

Considering that RNA can bind amino acids with specificity, it has been reasonably supposed that initial peptides might have been synthesized on "RNA templates" containing multiple amino acid binding sites.

Now, imagine totally neutral reasons why others might reasonably suppose you are eating alone.

"One must reasonably suppose that plaintiff purchased the hot chocolate to drink and not so that he could spill it," he wrote.

It's tough enough preparing children for jobs that we might reasonably suppose will exist in the future – nurses, teachers, doctors, refuse collectors, the poor sap of an England manager, cyber-fluffers to curate your social media profile.

Contrary to what you might reasonably suppose, this line isn't actually a queue to get in – it's a line to gain permission to come back later for a specific screening of Steve McQueen's film.

Since, then, we cannot reasonably suppose either that both are in motion or that the star alone moves, the remaining alternative is that the circles should move, while the stars are at rest and move with the circles to which they are attached.