Sentence examples for would be reasonably from inspiring English sources

As presented in figure 5, assuming that the HbA1c is down to 6.5% in both groups, with an SD of 0.9%, we estimated that enrolling 120 participants in the intention-to-treat population (ITT; 80 40), testing a 2-tailed superiority hypothesis (based on 95% CIs 56 would be reasonably precise to estimate within a reasonable equivalence margin; −0.34% to 0.34%).

Asked if football and boxing should be abolished, Omalu said it would be "reasonably justified".

To be clear, the people subjected to the tax bubble would be reasonably well off.

It's simple, it works, and you'd think it would be reasonably tough to screw up.

Such a resolution wouldn't be pretty, but history suggests it would be reasonably effective.

"As far as the first quarter goes, I think we would be reasonably optimistic," she says.

I'd been reasonably successful in the music industry but for whatever reason, I just couldn't get her a deal.

Their complaints are hard to verify; the public defender's office would say only that "occasionally" it would refuse to hire an expert "where to do so would not be reasonably expected to advance the client's case".

He went on to note that any encryption a CSP has not applied themselves would "almost inevitably fall outside these provisions because it would not be reasonably practicable for a company to de-encrypt".

Patients who meet the criteria for this diagnosis would exhibit a noticeable decline in memory or other cognitive functions but would still be reasonably able to function independently.

At the same time, people who would not be reasonably suspected to be illegal immigrants, such as alleged shooter Jared Lee Loughner, would not be asked for papers.