Sentence examples for a manageable definition from inspiring English sources

Scholars are sometimes guilty of simply equating the "context" with the "system", but a manageable definition of system is key for improved performance.

This will challenge the states to adjust their state hospital plan and develop a manageable definition of geographically equal access to care while balancing patient needs for reasonable accessibility of hospital care and minimum volume regulation requirements.

One factor that distinguished successful start-ups from the less successful ones was a narrow and manageable definition of the markets they were going after.

Based on these two insights we hypothesized that to combine a rather strict network metric (here: dense connectivity) with a more relaxed gene expression metric (our definition of co-expression is little restrictive) may result in an excellent, while at the same time computationally manageable definition of a functional module.

For Secret, sex and adult themes may well present a manageable opportunity to build engagement and traction, since feeds are by definition personal — if not entirely private — and one person's freaky is another person's fruity, so to speak.

Different levels of stringency have been applied for the definition of CNEs [34], [40], mostly with the intention to select a manageable number of candidate elements rather than with a biologically based rationale.

A manageable timescale #pensions".

It is a manageable problem.

There's a "manageable impact".

A manageable 50 guests were assembled inside.

Harvick is a manageable 46 points out.