Sentence examples for which could be reasonably from inspiring English sources

So, in a way, I said the same as Leon Wessels, but I was never part of a policy which said or which could be reasonably interpreted to say, assassination, murder, torture is allowed, or is required.

Our main message is that this problem of energy balance, which could be reasonably ignored in the case of CFA or SFA cameras based on large interference filters, may not be ignored in the SFA case.

A framework for understanding the structure (shape memory and thermomechanical)–property relationships in shape memory polymers (which could be reasonably modeled as comprising of a soft phase and a hard phase) using indentation is developed.

The lack of any viable written text which could be reasonably ascribed to Pythagoras is shown most clearly by the tendency of later authors to quote either Empedocles or Plato, when they needed to quote "Pythagoras" (e.g., Sextus Empiricus, M. IX. 126 30; Nicomachus, Introduction to Arithmetic I. 2).

In addition, a comparison of both GRAPPA and mSENSE with PE-EPI sequence, in the absence of injected Gd-DTPA demonstrated identical results as in the case with DW-EPI by showing an increase in mean signal intensity which could be reasonably expected with a concomitant reduction in TE.

These barriers and enablers were reviewed by the research team and agreement was reached as to which could be reasonably targeted within the KEDS intervention.

Importantly, AMX@CTAB-OMMT-PU75 nanofibers showed a kind of sustained drug release property which could be justified reasonably for the controlled release of AMX depending on the various application.

The gas permeabilities and selectivities of polyimide membranes were significantly influenced by the chemical structure of the diamines, which could be explained reasonably by the kinetic diameter of gases, the fractional free volumes and d-spacing values of the polyimides.

It was, however, still possible to recognise two categories of inflow features: the main hydraulic conductors, which could be identified reasonably using short-duration borehole tests, and the less conductive part of the fracture system (host rock) where the flow configuration could not be captured by the conducted borehole tests.

The gold layer was found to be dominated by Au (89.3%wt) with less amounts of Ag (8.5%wt) and Cu (2.2%wt), which could be explained reasonably as elements Au, Ag and Cu belong to the same subgroup may naturally symbiosis.

Semi-continuous cultures, which could be periodically harvested at a reasonably high growth rate, were successfully created.