With a maximum potential sampling variance of 9.8 percentage points at the 95% confidence level, a sample size of 100 is generally accepted as providing reasonable data stability and statistical reliability.
These data indicate that current BMI provides reasonable information about the weight history of individuals, and leptin may not provide incremental information over BMI.
Under a situation like this, some kind of theory, numerical model and simulation method, which can provide reasonable knowledge and data concerning pipes' deformations, are required for the design of rolls and processes.
These results suggest that model that has a different underlying distribution of inter-division times than the data can still provide reasonable fits of the data, but this need not be the general case.
However, from previous studies, the NHIRD is of acceptable quality to provide reasonable estimations for epidemiological data [ 13- 15].
These data provide reasonable reassurance about the long-term safety of magnesium sulphate for the children, at the dosage used in our study.
Therefore it is essential to examine the distributions of the covariates requiring imputation to determine whether transformations are likely to provide reasonable estimates for the data to be analysed.
In addition, the HEI requires that data requesters provide "reasonable reimbursement for both the direct costs of providing the data, and for the time of the investigator and/or HEI staff to gather, transmit, and explicate the data" (HEI 2010).
Because of this common characteristic, the DSTO framework can use lead crack growth data to provide reasonable (i.e. not overly conservative) lower-bound estimates of typical crack growth lives of components, starting from small natural discontinuities and continuing up to crack sizes (thus encompassing short-to-long crack growth) that just meet the residual strength requirements.
Despite these mechanistic differences, most models provide reasonable fits to the experimental data.
