Sentence examples for reasonable workflow from inspiring English sources

As a starting point, it seems that a reasonable workflow for distortion metric computation should be as follows: 1. Identify the image resolutions for which diagnostic acceptability is to be established, either through clinical trials or by means of an incremental quality assurance (QA) system.

Despite over a decade of literature on the performance of ab initio genefinders and annotation pipelines[ 9- 12] nearly any reasonable workflow seems able to pass peer review, and so the genome annotations found in the public databases vary widely in analytic provenance.

Therefore, hypothesizing that there are differences in the skin proteome of patients with PsA compared to those with psoriasis but without PsA (PsC), comparative analysis of skin between these two patient groups represents a reasonable experimental workflow.

While there are several options to consider for integrating trend models into geostatistical workflow, building a reasonable and fair trend model based on data coming from different sources and/or defined on different support still presents a challenge.

The approach utilizes genetic algorithm in conjunction with reservoir simulation for TDRM workflow to find reasonable multiple history-matched models.

In practice, however, most users will likely restrict their consideration to workflows with a reasonable number of options per tree, even when the number of possible clinical options is very large.

Considering these efforts it is not reasonable to expect that research communities will learn new workflow systems if they want to run workflows developed in other workflow systems.

While it is possible to use a combination of these packages to set up a desired workflow, going from start to finish requires a reasonable understanding of model building in caret.

In this light, it can also be noted that in order to efficiently perform further human case-control experiments on identified targets, the serum measurements should preferentially be performed by means of a multiplexed assay to keep the workflow and the amount of required serum within reasonable limits.

As a reasonable solution to realize the essential idea, the paper proposes a model-driven workflow fragmentation framework, which provides a series of fragmentation algorithms that semantically fragmentate a workflow model by considering the semantic factors – performer, role, control-flow, data-flow, etc. – of the ICN-based workflow model as fragmentation criteria.

One goal of this study is to evaluate the use of an automated workflow that includes those analyses suggested by Schultz and Wolf [66] and that can be accomplished within a reasonable time frame on an ordinary desktop computer.