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It can be reasonable to refuse such treatment on the grounds that it offers too little benefit for the burdens it involves , or because , whatever the benefits , the attendant burdens , either of physical pain , or psychological stress , or social dislocation , or economic hardship make the treatment intolerable . " It may be reasonable to measure these hormones in elderly men , particularly those with low bone density values , but treating it is another story , " Honig said . It would seem reasonable to believe that if corrupt LDC officials could not hide their money they might well plunder less . One is that although none of the civilian cases would have been detected by pregnancy tests on the day of pregnancy , it still may be reasonable to have the tests available at the vaccination sites should there be any questions . So , it would seem reasonable to think that if we ca n't remember the words or the complete song , we try to analyze it or think about the song in another way so that we have a sense of accomplishment - that we've actually resolved some question about the song . However , it can be reasonable to install a stripped executable for actual execution while saving the unstripped executable elsewhere in case there is a bug . We do n't know when they first appeared in the evolution of vertebrates , but it may be reasonable to suggest that their origin was correlated with the development of milk teeth and the pattern of tooth replacement ( diphyodonty ) seen in most modern mammals . Accordingly , it would seem reasonable to give the administrator the power to recommend to the court that the proceedings be converted if it determines either that there is no reasonable likelihood of viability or that the debtor is not cooperating with the administrator ( withholding information , etc. ) or is otherwise acting in bad faith ( e.g ., fraudulent transfers ) . The reality drawback to this is towers and castles , where it could be reasonable to assume that the people inside are - not - generally known to be there . It may temporarily suspend and not restore payments , reduce the award , or shorten the period of payments as it may deem reasonable to recover the overpayment . Once a debtor has exhausted its opportunity to propose a plan , it may be reasonable to give the administrator a chance to do so , either as an alternative or as a supplement to a creditor-proposed plan . It may be reasonable to assume that a higher initial of 0157 may be affected not in a direct correspondence to this relationship , but rather proportional to it .