Sentence examples for for reasonably small from inspiring English sources

SMILES is well suited for this task since its syntax is easy to learn and SMILES strings for reasonably small molecules can be generated by hand without the help of a computer.

This correction factor may become significant even for reasonably small δf as the dc flux, F, approaches π / 2. This is the notable difference between this open-circuited case and the short-circuited case we treated in Section 7.3.

Model and measurements can be consistent if there is a vector v fulfilling (2) and (3) for "reasonably small" deviations e m.

This assumption requires random variability about the window mean, which is likely to be achieved for reasonably small windows, and is no more of an assumption than is typically made for window-based analyses.

We find that, for reasonably small mutation rate u (and reasonably large density limit K in the logistic model), the additional driver mutation has no effect on the overall survival probability of the tumor.

The NPV of the model is very high even for reasonably small cut-offs of risk, meaning that the model is good at ruling out risk of liver disease within 2 years.

The outstanding aspect of the learning-based DFBA approach is that the high performance gains are obtained for a reasonably small number of measurements, which allows for its implementation in a real LTE system.

"I wanted to show that for a reasonably small extra cost you can make ridiculously good energy savings," he says.

Moreover, the danger can be averted for a reasonably small sum, as a panel of experts concluded at this year's meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science, held in San Francisco.America's space agency, NASA, is soon expected to launch a new, much more detailed survey of potentially threatening asteroids.

It has been reported that the PUCE program performs well for images with reasonably small amounts of Gaussian noise [19].

We describe an algorithm for constructing a reasonably small CW-structure on the classifying space of a finite or automatic group G.