Sentence examples for reasonably used to from inspiring English sources

"Such areas are reasonably used to this but the danger is really where people are going down to have a look.

The dispersed plug-flow model can be reasonably used to describe the phase mixing in the reactor.

The small deviation of transformation error indicates that this correlation can be reasonably used to determine the undrained cohesion for the studied data.

On the basis of the above experimental results, a diffusion-limited reaction mechanism can be reasonably used to explain the formation of the In2Te3 hierarchical structures.

The upper boundary on pool complexity with these libraries results from limits on PCR volumes that can be reasonably used to generate the library (0.1 1.0 L).

Therefore, the severity of pulmonary injury is not likely related to co-interventions, but the direct virulence of the pathogen or immune response of the host.[22], [23] The data from this study can be reasonably used to suggest that institutions should develop well-defined approaches to care for severe influenza associated ARDS patients, because of the severity of hypoxemia at onset.

Appalling, gut-wrenching and vicious are just some of the terms that can reasonably be used to describe the mass killing and displacement of villagers in the Darfur region of Sudan.

Mr Haugen points out that even countries where the rule of law is now reasonably secure used to have corrupt and violent police, dysfunctional legal systems and de facto impunity for the rich and powerful.

This division by venue or focus is significant as it assists in differentiating which evidence can most reasonably be used to support arguments about interiors, cities and landscapes.

The overall conclusion was that although dGCMs output can reasonably be used to simulate overall streamflow, it performs poorly when simulating extreme high and low flows.

However, this effect is specific from articulatory tremor and, consequently, any measure of it could reasonably be used to discriminate whether a certain tremor comes from the articulatory structures or not.