Sentence examples for reasonable elevation from inspiring English sources

As Sasha Frere Jones has noted, most of the course takes place at a reasonable elevation, and away from the city's worst-hit parts.

NBC's other shots at Pimlico were, at most, from reasonable distances and height elevations.

The second step is to determine the other two necessary parameters for the Revit cameras within reasonable ranges: the eye elevation and the target elevation.

This is a reasonable result because higher elevation is associated with less integration of water vapor.

It is reasonable to assume that elevation of the β-galactosidase activities in ΔarcAΔcrp and ΔcrpΔetrA double mutants resulted from mutation in arcA and etrA, respectively.

It is therefore reasonable to speculate that the elevation of transcription upon EN-actin filaments formation that we observed occurs via exhaustion of free G-actin monomers.

It is reasonable to speculate that through elevation of G6PD, HBV promotes PPP enabling host cell to utilize glucose for the biosynthesis of macromolecules to support their expensive proliferation which may be closely related to the development of HBV-associated HCC.

As mentioned in "Structures and boundaries in the ionosphere", the EISCAT_3D design is a compromise, recognising that most EISCAT_3D measurements will be made at higher elevations, but choosing an antenna and array design which preserves a reasonable antenna gain down to elevations below 30° (Johansson et al. 2014).

Whether the duration of treatment (especially, long-term treatment) is associated with the outcome is of interest because long-term maintenance of dual therapy (for about one year) is reasonable in patients with ST-elevation myocardial infarction according to the ACC/AHA guidelines [ 1].

In cases without elevation measurement, it is reasonable to use the simulated effective height.

Nevertheless, given the strength and independence of the epidemiologic relationships, it is reasonable to expect that statin-induced elevations in HDL make an independent contribution to benefit.