Sentence examples for reasonably analogous from inspiring English sources
This comparison reveals that the seismic responses that were computed at low computational cost from the spine approach are reasonably analogous to those from the area model.
Oil is somewhat analogous but different.
For the example penetrance function, equation (3) of the appendix gives =.519; however, this SURF score cannot be reasonably compared to the analogous Relief score of.005 without a discussion of the variances of these scores.
This low-angle scattering can be reasonably attributed to Au atom clusters analogous to that of the polished Beilby layers [16] or Au foil on the verge of melting [17] as mentioned).
All prospective parents (i.e. those in category 5) whose genetic predicament is known to be analogous to that of the Cypriots can reasonably be expected to engage in genetic screening for their respective risk factors.
If so, presumably torturing the guilty could reasonably be legalised on the grounds that torturing in self-defence is analogous to killing in self-defence, and self-defence is an explicit legal justification for killing in most jurisdictions.
It is analogous to the cancer bioassay strategy of using high doses to identify carcinogenic potential in reasonably small samples of rodents.
"This is very analogous".
