Sentence examples for difference between the reasonable from inspiring English sources

The fundamental difference between the reasonable availability and fair benefit approaches is that while the former restricts benefits to the proven intervention only, the latter expands the range of benefits to other possible benefits besides the proven intervention.

There are misses, though, and a couple of off dishes can mean the difference between a reasonable extravagant meal and an unfortunately expensive one.

In Collum, the healing rates observed from the ACV (97%, 29/30) and from the IDU (21%, 6/29) arms (and therefore the difference between them) were reasonable given the efficacy outcomes for dendritic ulcers reported in the literature [ 28, 30].

In addition, the estimated population size difference between the species seems intuitively reasonable, since the distribution of L. whitmani is wider than L. intermedia.

Thereby, given that the precipitate size calculated from SANS data are the average size over the sample volume and that the precipitate shape has different aspect ratios the difference between the estimated and measured values is reasonable.

After that, make up the difference between the insurance company's paltry "reasonable and customary" fee schedule and the actual fee.

There is a reasonable difference between the chassis regulations this year and next but if you don't know what's going on with what you have after five years under one set of rules, there is no obvious reason you'll know under the next.

"Oversight is the difference between something being reasonable and something being abuse," he said.

The most reasonable explanation for the difference between diets in Part 1 is that it reflects a genuine difference between the different groups first taking the exam in the three diets of each year, a difference which would be largest in UK first-time takers (and the effect can, to some extent, be found in the pre-equating results in Table  2), but which statistical equating makes much clearer.

For example, if two records are related as father and son, then there must be a reasonable age difference between the two individuals.

In this section, it will be assumed that the measured signals are clear enough so that two signal amplitudes, two signal frequencies, two offsets or long-term average levels, and one phase difference between the signals can be estimated with reasonable accuracy.