Sentence examples for permit a reasonably from inspiring English sources
The documented facts of Piero della Francesca's life, which are few, permit a reasonably accurate reconstruction of his career and interests but not an exact chronology of his surviving paintings.
California law requires that hospitals permit "a reasonably brief period of accommodation" before disconnecting a ventilator long enough to allow family to gather, but not so long that hospitals neglect the "needs of other patients and prospective patients in urgent need of care".
The 'holy grail' of invasion biology has been the identification of both suites of traits of introduced species, and characteristics of the environment of invasion, that permit a reasonably accurate prediction of the success or failure of invasive species.
We formulate a set of conditions that allows for considerable efficiency gains in the adjoint code while permitting a reasonably simple modification of the reversal algorithms for specially designated control flow subgraphs.
(The more recent emergence of Islam--Muhammad died in 632 CE--permits a reasonably clear picture of the historical setting in which this faith developed).
France cannot permit a scandal".
Texas also has stand-your-ground laws, permitting a civilian to defend herself against a threat — whether real or perceived — with the level of force reasonably believed necessary.
A cheap substance that its adherents say satisfies an addict's craving for heroin without giving him a disabling "high," methadone is being administered increasingly to permit addicts to live a reasonably normal life.
It must be able to take off and land with a margin of stability and control on the part of the pilot; its structure must be strong enough to withstand the shock of landing; and its water resistance must be low enough to permit reasonably short takeoff runs.
For example, for new genome assemblies, i.e. those without a quality reference genome, N50 contig sizes need to be sufficiently robust to permit reasonably accurate gene prediction.
For the 400-node ORBIT testbed, we found that the use of spatial interpolation methods permitted reasonably accurate estimates to be obtained using only a few thousand measurements instead of 80,000.
