The phrase "as reasonable value" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the worth or price of something in a context where fairness or appropriateness is being evaluated.
Example: "The item was sold at as reasonable value, considering its quality and market demand."
Alternatives: "at a fair price" or "for a justifiable amount".
Even at that level, the Durango strikes me as a reasonable value.
The isolate p3-3 waselecteded for further study, as exhibiting reasonable value of all tested parameters, especially high level of reduced thiols and amino acids.
The face is then rotated by, effectively placing both eyes at equal height, as shown in Figure 5. Once normalized for rotation, the face is geometrically warped in order to set the inter-eye distance to 40 pixels, chosen as a reasonable value to ensure effective performance of the subsequent recognition steps.
The power density of the proposed design exhibits a much more reasonable value as high as 3000 W/m2.
For the first set of numerical results, we set a target data rate of 14.4 Mbps for the uplink as it is a reasonable value considering QoS fairness even for cell edge users.
These parameters origin from measured rate constants of the λ repressor gene cI in E. coli and are also quoted as physiologically reasonable values by Ingram et al [ 15, 43, 44].
Moreover, deviations on R o have a much larger effect on the bond-valence sums than deviations on B. As a result, it is much safer to fix B to a reasonable value (such as the mean value of 0.399 Å) rather than fixing R o, when dealing with uncommon cations observed in only one coordination.
The influence rules of these parameters on motion performance and their reasonable value ranges were provided as well.
Therefore, the best way to decrease the excavation effects on the adjacent spread foundation is to decrease the ground volume loss ratio to within a reasonable value such as 3.36%%.
The simplest form of imputation is single imputation where a missing observation for a specific variable for each person is replaced by a reasonable value such as, for example, the mean of the observed values for that variable or as "last observation carried forward" (missing values are replaced by the last observed value of that variable) in longitudinal studies.
