Sentence examples for reasonable introduction from inspiring English sources

While either of these would be a reasonable introduction to Pamuk's style and primary concerns, new readers may be better advised to start off with The White Castle (1985).

Maybe a more reasonable introduction to Figure 4 would be something like: "Consistent with the pharmacology…" That said, the experiments in Figure 4 are elegant and convincing and should be included.

See Hofbauer and Sigmund (1988) for a compendium of such results, as well as a reasonable graduate-level introduction to the mathematical study of evolutionary processes.

A number of reasonable assumptions, the introduction of the single-event concept, the Polanyi relation and thermodynamic constraints keep the number of kinetic parameters within tractable limits.

"However … whether Defonseca's belief was reasonable or not, the introduction in evidence of the actual facts of her history at the trial underlying Mt. Ivy I could have made a significant difference in the jury's deliberations".

Therefore, it is reasonable to suggest the introduction of seismic hazard warnings and the development of mitigation plans for the ASEAN community.

Adjustment of planting structure and introduction of reasonable rotation systems is considered an effective measure of controlling agricultural non-point pollution in watersheds of Erhai Lake.

The Home Office's extradition review, led by former Court of Appeal judge Sir Scott Baker, argued there was no real difference between the US tests of "probable cause" and the introduction of "reasonable suspicion".

Such high efficiency is attributed to good confinement effect of triplet excitons by narrow band-gap CTP host with reasonable doping concentration and introduction of good exciton blocking layers at the emitting layer interfaces.

Thus, it is reasonable to propose that introduction of a longer half-life radionuclide, which will allow imaging at later time points, may enhance the tumor-to-liver ratios, making it more clinically useful [ 39].

This simplification is necessary, but reasonable, as discussed in the introduction.