"It's not unreasonable that aspects of his behavior were related to the underlying brain disease that was detected," said Dr. Perl, adding that he was speaking as an experienced neuropathologist and not on behalf of his organization.
This may not be entirely unreasonable because people do experience aspects of space, including its organisation, in similar ways (Ellard 2009).
Robert finds himself at the North Pole, where the Number Devil introduces irrational numbers (unreasonable numbers), as well as aspects of Euclidean geometry, such as vertices (dots) and edges (lines).
Given that some attributes of bird and bat flight are directly comparable [63] [64] it is not unreasonable to assume that some aspects of bird and pterosaur flight should not also be similar [11].
In her view, the hoopla around all aspects of cannabis is driving this unreasonable public expectation that we will only discover positives as we continue researching weed's medical uses.
The Institute of Medicine committee itself criticized aspects of influential Air Force studies as "inaccurate" and "unreasonable," including an apparent attempt to associate a lack of proof of harm with proof of no harm.
Given the legitimacy of Marlinspike's best-known project and his reticence to attach his name to things, it's not unreasonable to give MobileCoin the benefit of the doubt, even if aspects of its raison d'être remain unarticulated.
Facebook has also been lobbying Europe about the reforms — with its own (smaller) team of lobbyists based in Brussels — calling aspects of the proposals such as the right to be forgotten unreasonable and unrealistic.
A government privacy oversight board's draft report, released Tuesday night, finds the National Security Agency's use of a controversial surveillance authority is constitutional, but says some aspects of it edge up to violating the Fourth Amendment's prohibition against unreasonable searches or seizures.
He said it was not unreasonable for Washington to expect regional powers who opposed extremism in the Middle East to do more to help fight it, "particularly in the political and economic aspects of the campaign".
