Sentence examples for reasonable for describing from inspiring English sources

The agreement between the TB and DFT calculations and the coincidence with previous results indicate that the present TB model should be reasonable for describing the mechanical properties of carbon nanostructures.

We think that 'Gaia' may be a reasonable approach for describing the Phanerozoic world, but the Proterozoic era is perhaps better described by a small-N model as we have tried to do in this paper.

The classical concept of concentration addition (CA), also known as dose addition (Loewe and Muischnek 1926), is now accepted as a reasonable expectation for describing the joint toxic effects of chemical mixtures.

In practice, we think that finding the "best" fit to the data is not the main interest but rather to obtain a good balance between a reasonable fit and sufficient flexibility for describing finely the different levels of genomic aberrations across the whole dataset.

The authors suggested that use of the term "cancer" should be reserved for describing lesions with a reasonable likelihood of lethal progression if left untreated.

He argued that the warrant had not described the suspect with "reasonable particularity," the legal standard the nation's highest courts have required for describing suspects in warrants.

The correction of the CFO for one given user cannot then be realized in the time domain with reasonable complexity as described by the authors of [9].

American Airlines continues to work with Travelport and Sabre during the dispute; indeed, for reasons described below, it really must remain present in both systems whether or not it is able to negotiate terms it considers commercially reasonable.

A reasonable requirement for a model describing intracellular signalling pathways is taking into account the basic feature of eukaryotic cells: the distinction between nucleus and cytoplasm.

This assumption was reasonable for two reasons.

Hence, it seems reasonable to assume that the 'not applicable' category was used for the reason described.