Sentence examples for pattern is reasonably from inspiring English sources

"The pattern is reasonably convincing," says physical oceanographer Peter Rhines of the University of Washington, Seattle.

The pattern is reasonably reproduced at 90 120 km altitude for all cases.

Overall, this pattern is reasonably consistent with what can be inferred from the effective population sizes of the species, with selection for codon usage being more effective in larger populations; this is especially relevant as it has been shown that the level of selection on codon usage is very close to the border of when selection or drift dominate, l2Nesl ≅ 1 [ 38- 42].

Otherwise, additional narrow diffraction peaks were observed in the relatively low angle region, and the pattern was reasonably matched to the reference diffraction of 4HR (ICDD, 034-1558).

While half of the patterns were reasonably well separated, the other half was inseparable (Fig. 2a).

The demand for currency to support international trade is pretty predictable, since the short-term trade patterns are reasonably predictable.

It's still not a super simple visualization, but both the quantitative and set overlap patterns are reasonably clear.

When we introduced UM-UC-3LUC cells by intracardiac injection, we found the sites of metastasis and the spreading patterns were reasonably consistent with other cell lines.

Finally, operationalizing the number of ambulatory care visits as a dichotomy between one or more and none in the previous twelve months in this analysis assumes care-seeking patterns are reasonably stable from year to year.

Cross-sectional studies can yield important information about the association between physical activity and cardiometabolic risk, since physical activity patterns are reasonably stable over time in children [ 35] and many of the important potential effects of physical activity on cardiometabolic risk are short-term.

And we have to decide that without a pattern that is reasonably stable from individual to individual, and sometimes even without a pattern that is the same from the left side to the right".