Sentence examples for reasonably close together from inspiring English sources

Volodya called for ceasefire and presented Alec with his perforated target — a cluster of holes grouped reasonably close together, reasonably close to the bull's-eye.

If that size is taken to be the ratio of the volume to external surface area, the effectiveness factors for all particle shapes come together asymptotically and are reasonably close together over the whole range.

The first, consisting of DUB-1, DUB-1A, DUB6 and LOC667882, were found reasonably close together upon chromosome 7.

The effect of spring embedding is to distribute nodes in a two-dimensional plane with some separation, while attempting to keep connected nodes reasonably close together.

Certainly, as we see from the size-exclusion FPLC data at pH 5.0 shown in Figure 4, the fact that the D132A mutant, along with the N-terminal mutants D30A and D30N, and the triple mutant involving D129 all run as monomers strongly suggests that they are all involved in dimer formation and are reasonably close together but may not all be at the dimer interface.

Keep your fingers reasonably close together.

The décor is ultramodern; even though the room is far from plush (the tables are pretty close together and the place gets loud), it is reasonably comfortable.

Keep your legs fairly close together.

In overview, all three methods were in reasonably close agreement, and together they indicated that approximately 50 (range ~20 100) copies of Sinbad reside in the genome of S. mansoni.

They came reasonably close.

Tables are close together.