The phrase "a reasonable background" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a suitable or appropriate context, experience, or knowledge that supports a particular argument or situation.
Example: "To understand the complexities of the issue, it is essential to have a reasonable background in economics."
Alternatives: "an adequate foundation" or "a suitable context".
Students should have a reasonable background in real variables (e.g. limits, epsilon-delta arguments, etc) and linear algebra (e.g. vector spaces, matrices, eigenvalues, eigenvectors, diagonalization).
Straight-line highway driving is also pleasant in the Focus; a very tall fifth gear quiets the peppy 2.0-liter motor to a reasonable background hum and, although it's not luxury-sedan sedate in the cockpit at 70 miles per hour, it's not painful either.
20 This observation provides a reasonable background for comparing PCE directly with SCORE and QRISK in a European country classified as 'low-risk' (figures 3 and 5).
"I want to go to the Virginia legislature, and I want them to look me in the eye and tell me why can't we have a reasonable proposal, any reasonable background check," he said.
"I want to go to the Virginia legislature, and I want them to look me in the eye and tell me why can't we have a reasonable proposal, any reasonable background check," he said.
A conservative and reasonable background limit at 4.5 RMA units was applied for Exon arrays and 1.0 in RPKM units as recommended by Mortazavi et al. [ 21] was applied for RNA_seq.
Closing the gun-show loophole and forcing all gun owners to submit to reasonable background checks enabled by a thorough universal database would probably do the most good in the long term to get this epidemic under control.
So a reasonable, real background check must be conducted for all such gun sales.
Now that we have reasonable background model parameter values resulting from the background fitting trials, we can fit the entire source-plus-background model expression, first with the background model parameters frozen to constrain the source model, and finally with them thawed.
With the application of conservative and reasonable background limits at 4.5 RMA units for Exon arrays and 1.0 in RPKM units for RNA_seq to one sample for a control subject C3, we were able to detect 6% more transcripts (12,310/11,662 = 1.06) above background in exon arrays than in RNA-seq.
Yellow could be a reasonable choice of background color for a magnifier when the text is black.
