Sentence examples for reasonable for evaluation from inspiring English sources
Although this model is relatively simple, it can reflect important characteristics of job shops (which is suitable for studies on scheduling decisions) and its scale is reasonable for evaluation purpose.
The application on real data from shale reservoirs shows that Young's modulus and Poisson's ratio inverted by the proposed inversion method are reasonable for brittleness evaluation.
Considering that there had been no restriction regarding the medication applied for mood stabilization, a large variety of substances was employed, but only few in a frequency which allowed the formation of monotherapy cohorts with patient numbers large enough for reasonable evaluation.
It is therefore reasonable to expect that methodologies for evaluation of NPIs should be different from those used for evaluating pharmacological interventions.
In both sets, compounds which were less frequently prescribed had to be grouped to reach large enough cohorts for reasonable statistical evaluation.
Since the main objective of centrality measures in a network is to identify the proteins which are influential, taking this data for evaluation is reasonable.
However, the purpose of this study was to clarify the relationship between JLE and the change of limb alignment, therefore, the use of a standard weight-bearing radiograph for pre- and post-operative radiographic evaluation was reasonable for the purpose of this study.
The models are favorable for the reasonable evaluation of reserves.
Unfortunately, PSNR may not be able to achieve a reasonable evaluation for CoD adaptation.
The results of this paper provide a new criterion for the reasonable evaluation and design optimization of a blast furnace stave.
We can see from Figure 2 that MWER-RK is showing better performance, which suggests that a significant portion of the wrong predictions includes figures at relatively lower ranks the less important figures and it also proves the necessity of using MWER-RK for more reasonable evaluation.
