Sentence examples for a reasonable technique from inspiring English sources
I knew he had a reasonable technique.
To determine if epidural anesthesia is a reasonable technique for anterior lumbar interbody fusion.
Thus, in the absence of objective measures of TEE or physical activity, the Goldberg method appears to be a reasonable technique to classify UR.
This seems a reasonable technique because the density of predicted TFBS in promoter sequences is reported to be higher than non-promoter sequences, especially in the region 300 bp upstream from the transcription start site [ 7].
Given the positive clinical and radiological outcomes seen in this series and only a small amount of complications demonstrated along with the theoretical advantages of improved proximal tibial bone density and less tibial bone loss at the time of revision, we feel that surface cementing the tibial component is a reasonable technique for consideration in total knee arthroplasty.
High prices are a reasonable financing technique for shouldering these burdens in the light of the many uncertainties about the future.
The reasonable technique is proposed through considering the models for material and structural behavior.
If the emphasis is placed on the macro organization of the chain, the calculation of the average domain size and the Fourier power spectrum are reasonable techniques for characterizing the overall domain pattern for a group of chains.
To establish the relationship of ( T_{text{cou}} ) and the inlet air temperature of the turbine ( T_{text{tin}} ), a reasonable and applicable technique in engineering is assuming the gap being a constant, indicated by ( Delta T ), which represents the efficacy of the TES.
Under these conditions, direct laryngoscopy (versus videolaryngoscopy) remains a reasonable first choice intubation technique.
With a clinical trial using hyperpolarised [1-C]pyruvate about to start in prostate cancer (Brindle, 2008b), there is a reasonable expectation that the technique could translate to the clinic, where it offers a new functional imaging approach to detect early tumour responses to treatment.
