Sentence examples for reasonable exploration of from inspiring English sources

(Frankly, I am willing to give the film a pass on the fact that they inadequately or improperly address some of the specific issues mentioned above as I have yet to see a reasonable exploration of these as a totality anywhere in policy, advocacy, or scholarship. In comparison to what the film gets right, the preceding actually feel like nitpicky footnotes).

Creating feasible production strategies with a reasonable exploration and development plan is of great importance in the production of these oil sources.

Results of the experiments justify that the new method outperforms similar ones because of employing knowledge sharing technique, reasonable exploration logic, and learning rules based on the action trajectory.

The value of T was chosen to be 0.7 to allow expected rewards to influence the probability while still allowing reasonable exploration.

Therefore, it is reasonable to expect that exploration of untapped marine microbial diversity and resources will improve the rates at which new classes of secondary metabolites are discovered.

However, this was felt necessary to ensure survey completion time was reasonable and to enable exploration of other issues not amenable to the use of vignettes, including structural and organisational factors.

Our efforts resulted in a comparative analysis of the performances on the two datasets of all the possible combinations of 9 fingerprint implementations and 44 similarity coefficients, followed by an exploration of a reasonable subset of all the possible weighting schemes for the fingerprint and the structural keys based on molecular descriptors.

However, there are simple estimators that can be used to give a reasonable result and these are appropriate for rapid exploration of database design possibilities.

Lattice-based simulations of Brownian diffusion in two dimensions are less demanding in terms of computation cost than in three dimensions, thus permitting exploration of the parameter space with reasonable accuracy and sampling.

Since little experimental information is available regarding any of the fluxes or their corresponding rate constants, we use Monte-Carlo methods, which permit the exploration of large search spaces with reasonable effort.

Moreover, their computational cost still forbids to use them for thorough exploration of the parameter space with reasonable statistical significance, which is precisely the objective of the present work.