The phrase "able to achieve reasonable" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks clarity.
It can be used in contexts where you want to express the capability to reach a reasonable outcome or goal, but it needs to be part of a more complete sentence.
Example: "The team is able to achieve reasonable results within the given timeframe."
Alternatives: "capable of attaining reasonable" or "able to reach reasonable".
The maximum values indicate that some projects were still able to achieve reasonable scores.
The proposed system is able to achieve reasonable error correction performance for the proposed configuration with a certain encoder rate and constraint length.
Finite element time history analysis is used in the study and results indicate that the proposed procedure is able to achieve reasonable improvements in seismic response.
Although damage assessment using DI methods have been able to achieve reasonable success for structures made of homogeneous materials such as steel, the same success level has not been reported with respect to Reinforced Concrete (RC) structures.
Overall, all three protocols were able to achieve reasonable blood glucose control without any major side effects.
With a large depth of field of at least ± 11 D [ 1], even with very myopic eyes the mouse should still be able to achieve reasonable focus for far objects.
Unfortunately, PSNR may not be able to achieve a reasonable evaluation for CoD adaptation.
Crucially, the big players are able to achieve a reasonable degree of continuity in research income, which in turn should lead to greater job security for their researchers.
Despite the fact that antibiotic consumption was an important confounding factor for MRSA acquisition [ 24], we were able to achieve a reasonable control of ICU onset MRSA infection by means of single room isolation and hand hygiene campaign without a significant reduction in antibiotic use.
The system makes extensive use of speaker-adaptation technologies to achieve reasonable, real-time speech-to-text transcription accuracy.
Therefore, it is reasonable to ask whether multiple testing correction is really necessary to achieve reasonable false discovery rates (FDR).
