Sentence examples for reasonably adopted from inspiring English sources

that are working in spatial domain are reasonably adopted [10, 13].

We will see later on that this assumption, reasonably adopted by other authors as well (see [13]) opens the way to a viable solution to the real-time rendering of such acoustic phenomena.

The ( c^{deg} ) denotes the total battery degradation cost, and ( c_{v}^{deg} ) denotes the degradation cost of battery v. Based on (3) from [21], the linear degradation cost model is reasonably adopted.

Thus, the so-called local Gyrification Index (lGI) (Schaer et al. 2008) may be reasonably adopted as a suitable parameter of the gyrification pattern, sensitive to the differences in the degree of folding that arise from different folding shapes.

If young male "bad boys" have more casual sex, then a woman seeking casual sex should reasonably adopt a "shag a bad boy" mating strategy.

Cluster sampling methods were adopted reasonably in the situations in which it was logistically difficult to cover the entire area and where the number of TB diagnostic centres is high.

In this applied qualitative study, we adopted a reasonably pragmatic approach, seeking to choose the right methods (semi-structured interviews) to answer our research question ('What are academic doctors' views on CAM and what rationales do they give to support their views?).

The study points out that performance of the DVC reservoir system is reasonably improved by adopting OP-6 all OP-6 allormance indicathes were found to yield good results.

Heuristic algorithms that yield suboptimal, yet reasonably good results are usually adopted as practical approaches.

As the failure load and mode of failure agree reasonably well, this model is adopted for further parametric studies.

"That would really improve access if that were adopted throughout all reasonably-sized communities".