Sentence examples for this may reasonably from inspiring English sources

While this may reasonably provide a quick approach to obtaining a gridded conductivity data set, a major weakness is that the realism is immediately suspect and the uncertainties are not easily assessed.

Thus, this may reasonably account for severe hepatotoxicity developed when MMI continuously taken and the phenomenon of lymphocyte proliferation in vitro.

But what, readers of this blog may reasonably ask, could it have to do with books?

Readers who have reached this far may reasonably detect a note of farewell.

This process may reasonably be expected to be complex, and should not be expected to involve fewer stages than, e.g., setting up, and retrieving information from, a computer database.

This approach may reasonably mimic a biological response to arsenic.

A ratio of 0·5 mg RRR- α-tocopherol/g of PUFA in the middle of this range may reasonably be used to calculate the vitamin E requirement.

For health states of shorter duration, with relatively high rates of progression and/or regression, such as for HPV infection and CIN (up to CIS), this formulation may reasonably describe natural history, as time in the health state will be relatively brief regardless of the distributional shape applied to the observed rates.

Within the field where men of reason may reasonably differ, the Legislature must have its way.

In this connection, one may reasonably ask: "how far and wide is 'here' and how long is 'now,'" when Zen speaks of "here and now".

This circumstance at Fox may reasonably stand for what has been at stake in Hartford, where educational statistics over the years have set new standards for grimness, and where financial support for the work of the Greater Hartford Literacy Council, which Mr. Guerriere has headed since its inception in 2001, has dwindled to almost nothing.