Sentence examples for more reasonable due from inspiring English sources
However, the regular primal-dual method used in [18] is not a feasible point method; (ii) for the constraints of the target problem, we make the individual power constraints more strict and more reasonable, due to the values of signal powers being assumed to be greater than or equal to zero; (iii) the convergence rate is improved significantly.
However, with specific regard to items 14 to 16 the option to choose 'Not relevant…' was deleted due to local conditions and habits and to make the scale scoring more reasonable, or due to a lack specific relevance to the patients e.g. 'Not relevant, because I do not have misaligned eyes' as in items 25 and 26, given that all these study patients have strabismus.
However, satisfaction based control consumed 15.3%andd 11.9% less energy at two test-beds respectively than set-point based control due to more reasonable temperature settings given by the satisfaction based control.
The new algorithm can be taken as an extension of the Principal Component Inverse (PCI) and maintains the benefit of PCI algorithm and moreover shows better performance due to a more reasonable reverberation model.
This is due to a more reasonable clustering of the observations.
However, a procedure-specific approach seems more reasonable in the evaluation of outcome due to differences in the preoperative condition and postoperative recovery profiles in different types of surgical care.
The polymer model seems more reasonable in proposing that HA molecules "stretch out" due to internal coulombic interactions at high pH, becoming effectively larger, and eluting more quickly.
The results suggest that the reassessed 14C ages are more reasonable for the groundwater from the discharge zone due to cross-flow mixing.
However, it seems more reasonable that two diverging populations might share more migrants initially (due to shared geography or existing social relationships), with gene flow subsequently decreasing exponentially as the two populations move apart.
They offer the benefits of other non-human primate model systems; however, due to their small size at adulthood (350-450 g), they harbor more reasonable husbandry needs.
