Sentence examples for a reasonably broad range from inspiring English sources

An olefin plant with a choice of feedstocks (for example, ethane, propane, and butane) and capable of achieving a reasonably broad range of conversions in its steam crackers is a good example of such a plant.

Micro-organisms maintain optimal growth (and productivity) within a reasonably broad range of physiological conditions, due to a variety of responses that have evolved to cope with many types of environmental insult.

However, this paper is not an association study; we are merely demonstrating the observation that complete response rates for chemotherapy are low across a reasonably broad range of literature.

The probes were designed based on P. falciparum genome (3D7) sequence v2.1.1 [ 45] covering genomic regions where unique probes with a reasonably broad 'thermal' range could be designed.

These data show that students with reasonably broad ranges of acceptance of evolution can understand natural selection if their tendency to use teleological reasoning is corrected.

But he has a pretty broad range of interests.

Therefore, there is a reasonably wide range of the values of D* yielding consistent results.

A reasonably wide range of LY2878735 doses (1.0 25 mg) were administered across the two studies.

According to Clive Sinclair, purchasers of the ZX81 came from "a reasonably broad spectrum" that ranged from readers of the upmarket Observer and Sunday Times newspapers to the more downmarket but numerous Sun readers.

Encouraged by these results a sequence similarity search was initiated in the NCBI gene bank taking PAD_Lp as a lead.[ 22] The relationship of PADs/FDC was set within a range of 40 80% identity to ensure a reasonably broad coverage of enzyme candidates with complementary substrate tolerance.

It is therefore important for policy analysts to maintain a reasonably broad array of instruments in their tool bag.