Sentence examples for Reasonably complete from inspiring English sources

Reasonably complete lists of publications on this and related topics are appended.

Reasonably complete fossils are very rare, most extinct organisms are represented only by partial fossils, and complete fossils are rarest in the oldest rocks.

Some departments share reasonably complete data.

The availability of two reasonably complete mammalian genomes is of great help to gene finders.

I managed to obtain a reasonably complete vocal score, and duly marked up the title part.

Dilong was the first primitive tyrannosaur known from reasonably complete remains.

For a reasonably complete list of my publications and citations, see my Google Scholar page.

This page provides a reasonably complete (and somewhat redundant) account of my academic works.

But it is about the biggest based on reasonably complete material.

Obama was able, for example, to give a reasonably complete description of his tax and health-care proposals.

Johann Elert Bode's Uranographia of 1801 was the first reasonably complete depiction of the stars visible to the unaided eye.