Sentence examples for that reasonably reflects from inspiring English sources

Either way, Mr. Cirincione said, once the appraiser has compiled the information and tabulated the numbers, he should be able to come up with a figure that reasonably reflects the property's market value.

As a result, a buckling coefficient equation that reasonably reflects the interaction of the stiffened web and flange was derived.

OxPAPC and p47phox expression, that reasonably reflects NADPH oxidase activity, were higher in moderate smokers and heavy smokers than in non-smokers (p<0.01), the highest values being in heavy smokers (p<0.01).

To be able to investigate such effect, first one needs to define an assessment and fitting protocol that reasonably reflects current clinical practice.

It is likely that this mechanism is operating also in vivo since the expression of p47phox, that reasonably reflects the activity of NADPH-oxidase, was much higher in the PBMC of heavy smokers who had the highest concentrations of cellular PGPC, POVPC and PEIPC, than in moderate smokers or non-smokers.

Based on subsequent analysis of the data, we have removed our original interpretation of this finding, and rewritten this section in a way that more reasonably reflects the timings of the different effects shown.

Robert Khuzami, the agency's director of enforcement, said in a statement that the Citigroup settlement "reasonably reflects the scope of relief that would be obtained after a successful trial," and that the decision "ignores decades of established practice throughout federal agencies and decisions of the federal courts".

In a consent decree signed by Renaissance on Aug. 3, Attorney General Eliot L. Spitzer of New York said that it appeared that under the old policy, a consumer who canceled a cruise sustained a loss that "may not reasonably reflect Renaissance's actual damages and consequently, may violate the consumer protection laws of this state".

In order to value the cost of these services, it will be assumed that average costs reasonably reflect the long run marginal costs of provision of services.

Figure 14 shows the permeability and porosity distributions in the model, which reasonably reflects the geological model (refer to Fig. 12).

If the Eulerian frequencies are limited to the positive domain and the turbulent fluctuations are measured in a flow, the spectral extension reasonably reflects the direction of the mean flow (hereafter the maximum extension direction).