Sentence examples for reasonable groups from inspiring English sources

'Reasonable groups of accessions' refers to assemblages that were supported by more than one shared polymorphism and usually also by other evidence (e.g., synapomorphic substitutions, phylogenetic position, geography).

As there were no published data on groupings of orthopaedic surgical codes, one of the key challenges we had was to identify reasonable groups of orthopaedic surgical procedure codes that correspond to what clinicians usually consider orthopaedic surgery.

Among the polymorphisms shared between accessions of different species, some were shared among apparently unrelated species (according to the phylogeny), or between reasonable groups of accessions and single or multiple outliers.

"It's a reasonable group that we feel an affinity for.

In the midst of this mess lies a reasonable group of players quite capable of staying up.

Now add Holland, a middle-of-the-road starter into the rotation and you have a reasonable group that includes Hamels, Colby Lewis and Yovani Gallardo.

There were too many problems to tackle all in one go, so we did what any reasonable group of web professionals would do and borrowed a strategy from Napoleon.

A: It depends on who will be leading the Communist Party--whether it is the outrageous group of people or the more reasonable group.

At that point, we did what any reasonable group of middle-aged adults whose lives had just flashed before their eyes would do: We ate lunch--the traditional camp picnic lunch we had 40 years ago, hamburgers in the basket.

The physicochemical sequence representation led to a reasonable grouping of the three dominant PEXEL-containing protein families.

Also, SNPs in the same pathways can be a reasonable group g (Wang et al., 2007).