Sentence examples for fixed reasonably from inspiring English sources

We also understand that stable fixation is sometimes difficult to achieve but most of capitellar fractures can be fixed reasonably well to allow early mobilization (Mighell et al. 2006, Ruchelsman et al. 2008, Singh et al. 2009).

There appears to be a reasonably fixed sequence of development.

Some cakes are better than others (mine wouldn't win any prizes), but the basic approach is fixed, replicable, and reasonably reliable.

Some of them may seem remote, but they have already begun to destabilise the party.In this section Retooling the Rolls-Royce Back in the saddle again Nowhere to hide A dream fades Pulling them in Turf woes Pissed and posh Into the vortex ReprintsWhether Labour can recover to win the general election due by June 2010 is one of the few aspects of its outlook that seems reasonably fixed.

The simulation results were compared with experimental data, which shows that the incineration process of waste in the fixed bed was reasonably simulated.

The simulation results were then compared with experimental data for different moisture content of MSW, which shows that the incineration process of waste in the fixed bed is reasonably simulated.

The culture media should meet the nutritional needs of the microorganism, assist in process control, and have a reasonably fixed composition [ 75].

As restriction enzyme sites are reasonably fixed (barring polymorphism) within a species' genome, homologous regions will produce size spectrums that are consistent between members of a population.

A Cox proportional hazards model stratified by flock (= season) and including a hatch-within-flock (HWF) fixed effect seemed to reasonably fit the RP data.

The low-profile vortex generators are best for being applied to applications where flow-separation locations are relatively fixed and the generators can be placed reasonably close upstream of the separation.

In order to evaluate this latter possibility we calculated substitution rates and GC* using either fixed variations or SNPs; while SNPs can reasonably be thought to reflect mutation rates, fixed variations depend on both mutation rates and fixation probabilities.