Sentence examples for more reasonable measures from inspiring English sources

But a New York congressman and a wire-service editor named Marlowe eventually get Delly to endorse more reasonable measures — among them a campaign urging citizens not to drink liquids with their meals, and waterless Tuesdays and Fridays.

Therefore, it is more reasonable measuring the convergence rate in cycle than in time.

High average-utility itemset mining (HAUIM) was designed to provide more reasonable utility measure by taking the size of the itemset into account.

The statement added that a more reasonable preventive measure would involve mental health, and yet "we continue to cut funding for school counselors, school social workers, and school psychologists".

We therefore believe that it is more reasonable to measure organizational density through the comprehensive developmental index of a certain type of organization.

To design a more reasonable index measuring transitivity, let us come back to the original meaning of transitivity on coauthorship: the probability of two collaborators (who do not coauthor yet) of a researcher coauthoring in future.

For example, a 15% decrease in attenuation in five lesions would be more reasonable than measured in one single lesion.

Moreover, since the general public incurs the cost of resource allocation decisions, it may be more reasonable to measure preferences for health states and benefits from the general public's perspective [ 17].

From the standpoint of concrete mix design, the water absorption values of porous aggregates measured using the proposed method were more reasonable than those measured using the conventional methods.

The method presented in this paper will save expenditures for surveying measures and will enable more reasonable and reliable waterproofing measures to be taken.

Given the lack of field testing, what's needed now is flexibility, care in upgrading instruction and more reasonable ways of measuring Common Core's successes and weaknesses.