Sentence examples for manageable results from inspiring English sources

To get more reliable and manageable results, we mainly used the fewer DEGs lists for bioinformatics analysis.

"We take a long term objective and break it down into 100-day manageable results," he said.

But there is still a range of views on whether the changes could have catastrophic impacts, as the human population heads toward nine billion by midcentury, or more manageable results.

I wish it had been at Wembley [in the final in May]." Ferguson is aiming to leave Madrid with a manageable result to take back to Old Trafford for the second leg in three weeks' time.

However, as CKD progresses, CKD-related risk factors (e.g., hypertension) and comorbidities (e.g., CVD) become less manageable, resulting in a life expectancy that steadily decreases as a function of continual reductions in estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) [ 2– 4].

It is also expected that when a group of neural units interact with each other in a network where each unit is governed by evolutionary laws of the form (1.3), complex but manageable analytical results can be obtained.

While computationally manageable, this results in an extremely limited investigation of the system properties [14] (Fig. 3B).

Every effort was made to exclude any private sector channels that were under the influence of the relevant NTP, and any challenges were judged to be manageable (see Results and File S1).

Under this framework, ultrahigh dimensionality is reduced to a manageable level, resulting in efficient estimation.

Similarly, such tools will allow scientists to analyze and visualize data as it is being generated and could help them summarize and reduce the amount of data to a manageable level, resulting in datasets with only the most valuable aspects of the simulated experiment.

A suitable way to efficiently handle such models is the decomposition into smaller, more manageable parts resulting in modular models.