Sentence examples for reasonable enhancement from inspiring English sources
Mr. Ewing's prior felonies, a burglary and a robbery, could be the basis for a "reasonable enhancement" to what would ordinarily be at most a four-year sentence for stealing the golf clubs, he said.
Significant increases in room temperature ductility were obtained in these materials with reasonable enhancement in strength.
The results show significant improvement in false alarm rate and reasonable enhancement in detection rate.
These speech estimators based on the speech presence uncertainty can yield reasonable enhancement results for the stationary noise environments.
It is reasonable that enhancement of excitonic state emission occurs when the host material form toluene to PMMA.
An optimum value of thus exists for each case that allows the BS scheduler to achieve reasonable throughput enhancements while maintaining good level of fairness to the users.
And the average EF of the Klarite® substrate was calculated to be 5.2 × 106, which is reasonable because the enhancement factor for the inverted pyramid structure of Klarite® substrates relative to a non-enhancing surface is rated to have a lower bound of approximately 106.
In addition, the average EF of Klarite® substrate was calculated to be 5.2 × 106, which is reasonable because the enhancement factor for the inverted pyramid structure of Klarite® substrates relative to a non-enhancing surface is rated to a lower bound of approximately 106[42].
However, long-term exercise regimes are known to increase bone mass density and based on this, it seems reasonable to expect enhancement of collagen synthesis as a result of exercise.
Dorothee Horstkötter and colleagues for example argue that "if there is a health problem, medical treatment is the reasonable reaction, while enhancement, either moral or otherwise, does not arise" ([ 75]: 275]
What counts as manipulation and what counts as reasonable editing, cropping or enhancement?" In a future class, students may share their position statements.
