Sentence examples for be reasonable because of from inspiring English sources
This access method seems to be reasonable because of the low user density and short range of the femtocells.
We consider our use of imputation for cases with unknown residential information to be reasonable because of the small amount of missing data; any bias that may result will be small and in the conservative direction towards accepting the null hypothesis.
When we consider the pathological condition in MS, such as the time and spatial distribution of latent lesions, the LWA model seems to be reasonable because of the assumption of a common baseline hazard, which means that each latent lesion has the same risk of development.
This assumption is reasonable, because, considering the relatively low magnitude of the base composition skews, it is very unlikely that any nucleotide position is simultaneously affected by RAP and TAP.
But she preferred the calm of the far Upper East Side, where she had heard rents were reasonable because of the distance to the subway, "which doesn't really affect me because I am not going downtown to work every day," she said.
Our nomenclature is reasonable because of the following theorem, which is proved in [37].
These equations are reasonable because of the symmetry between the (2 k−1)th and (2 k th sensors, which is also utilized in [21].
It is reasonable because of the lower bandwidth usage and the reliable TCP used for speech media data in our tests.
The optimal values seem equivalent for both giant tsunamis, and are relatively smaller than those previously verified for ocean tide modeling, which is reasonable because of the shorter wavelengths of tsunamis.
On inspection, this is reasonable because of sequence similarity to the modules of the other four HMM consensuses.
The ORs and their 95% CIs were used to approximate relative risks for each outcome associated with IDW count exposure tertile (low, medium, and high) compared with no wells within 10 miles, which is reasonable because of the rarity of the outcomes.
