Legal experts have long debated whether juries are capable of making sensible determinations about levels of punishment.
This is a sensible conclusion.
These guidelines will be applicable to crystal sponge data collected at synchrotrons or in-house facilities, and will allow researchers to obtain reliable high-quality data and construct chemically and physically sensible models for guest structural determination.
When the determination of a sensible partitioning scheme fails, we face the risk of invalidating true model structures or of failing to select the true model structure over the other alternatives.
Through these studies we were able to greatly improve the simplicity and efficiency of the synthesis of the crystal sponges, obtained and refined data that allowed for the construction of chemically and physically sensible models for guest structure determination, and outlined a complete procedure that encompasses guest inclusion, data collection, processing and refinement.
The presented general guidelines will be invaluable for researchers interested in using the crystalline sponge method at in-house diffraction or synchrotron facilities, will facilitate the collection and analysis of reliable high-quality data, and will allow construction of chemically and physically sensible models for guest structural determination.
Thomas E. Mann, a Brookings Institution scholar and co-author of "Vital Statistics on Congress," predicts that the ideology and determination of those elected in 2010 will "greatly complicate" sensible bipartisan compromise on which spending programs should be cut or preserved.
It starts with the best of ambitions: a determination to keep to a rigorous workout routine and a sensible diet.
If a recommendation had to be made on whether to use patient files or patient-report for the determination of number of visits, the latter would be a sensible option.
The proposed electrode also applied in the direct determination of Ag+ cations in tap water and standard samples with sensible accuracy and precision.
Mathematical objects, that is, are constructed according to the complete determinations of our concepts, rather than merely encountered in our sensible interactions with the world.
