Sentence examples for the development of reasonable from inspiring English sources

The goal of this diplomacy should be agreement on how to either amend the treaty or supersede it with a new agreement that can regulate the development of reasonable missile defenses.

Understanding the changing trends in ecosystem services and their drivers is an important step in informing decision makers for the development of reasonable landscape management measures.

Locke's more modest empiricism (the view that the chief source of human knowledge is experience) led to the development of a more "reasonable" approach to religion in which reason was held to constrain any appeal to divine revelation.

These facts lead to the modification of the original conductometric titration technique to achieve the development of that technique in reasonable periods of time [18].

Reagent 1 gives more information about the corticosteroids, owing to the development of different colors, with reasonable sensitivity [ 46].

These reflections were centered on (1) participants' perceptions and understandings of STEM; (2) connections of participants' specific contexts and roles to STEM integration; (3) the affordances and challenges MEAs offered to mathematics teaching and coaching; and (4) development of reasonable and realistic goals for the upcoming school year that involved the integration of MEAs.

The paper provides physical test data that can be used to benchmark other numerical models, highlights lessons learned during the development of the models, and identifies reasonable expectations for numerical model accuracy for models of similar complexity used to simulate the performance of mechanically stabilized earth (MSE) wall structures under operational conditions.

Based on these results and the advances in the development of new chemotherapeutics, it is reasonable to consider the combination therapy of CDDP-TAC with miriplatin-TOCE to treat advanced stage HCC with poor hepatic reserve function safely and effectively.

One important current issue is the development of high-resolution models in a reasonable computational time.

In the past decade, considerable effort has been put into the development of consistent frameworks able to provide reasonable explanations for several unresolved experimental questions, especially in the field of electrocatalysis.

Given that there is poverty, would not the development of 'financial capability in poverty' be reasonable Public Health work?