Sentence examples for reasonable category from inspiring English sources

By 2008, the list for which they were strongly or mildly recommended expanded to 88, with most of the increase in the lukewarm "reasonable" category.

I won't restate all my reasons for supporting the modding, hacking, jailbreaking, and so on of your legally-owned products here — if you're interested in a user's manifesto, read this — but suffice it to say that deliberately bricking a phone if the user fiddles with it does not fall under the "reasonable" category of precautions taken by manufacturers.

For analysis, we combined the haplogroups into reasonable categories based on the phylogenetic tree.

Cause-specific deaths were grouped into the following reasonable categories: CNS tumour, other cancer, cardiovascular disease, infection, metabolic disease, other CNS-related causes (including CNS trauma and haemorrhage but also dementias), and other non-CNS-related causes.

Moreover, if reasonable, the categories of some nominal variable are merged (e.g., the categories of the parameter progesterone receptor IHC are transformed to the categories negative (for values 0 to 1), intermediate (for values 2 to 8) and high positive (for values 9 to 12)).

A reasonable reason is related to the category of photons in the co-circular channel.

A large part of developmental genes consists of the transcription factor; therefore, it is also reasonable that a category related to transcription factor such as "mRNA transcription regulation" is overrepresented in hypermethylated genes.

When qualitative input parameters with a reasonable number of categories (classes) were available, class PTFs, referred to by Wösten et al. (1999) in their statistical approach as MS, were also used to predict soil hydraulic properties.

The No. 7 line got worse marks in two categories: reasonable wait time for trains and minimal delays during trips.

It seems reasonable that these categories should be included within nutrient profiling models.

Our classification provides a practical and simple classification with a reasonable number of categories that should be helpful in determining which of the types of verbal teaching is most effective for which procedure and at what stage in the learning.