Sentence examples for a reasonably extensive from inspiring English sources

At the bottom of this report there is a reasonably extensive bibliography.

These existing data on methyl eugenol are confined to only a few target studies and a reasonably extensive NTP evaluation, albeit at comparatively high doses administered in bolus form.

While there is a reasonably extensive literature on contemporary evolution, much of it in response to HIREC (Strauss et al. 2006; Hendry et al. 2011; Lankau et al. 2011), relatively few studies have focused on the evolution of behavioural responses to HIREC.

Banten's road network is reasonably extensive and well-maintained in the northern region.

Although research regarding financial inclusion through mobile and Internet banking in African countries has been reasonably extensive, the literature has not been equally thorough in addressing financial inclusion in the context of SAARC countries.

In early stages of MS, spontaneous remyelination does occur, and it can be reasonably extensive in some patients [ 36, 50], but this declines with age [ 51].

Labels with extensive background information do a reasonably good job in this visually rich presentation of Mexican examples from the collection of El Museo del Barrio in New York City.

This approach requires extensive data preparation and a reasonably powerful computer to yield results within an acceptable computation time for both numerical solution and simulated flow visualisation.

From the researchers' point of view, the legislation in Finland and other Nordic countries is more liberal than in many other European countries, and enables extensive public health research with a reasonably expedient process for obtaining research permission [ 23].

From there, the pair peg advertising as playing a critical role because of the extensive reach that HTML5 games have — after all, they can be played by anyone with a smartphone or a reasonably up-to-date web browser.

A reasonably successful attempt, too.