Sentence examples for reasonably close with from inspiring English sources
Hateley came reasonably close with two free-kicks and his interception and through-ball set up Sutton, but the striker took too long to shoot.
The results obtained in this study of the temporal evolution of species concentrations from these ingredients are in reasonably close agreement with results available in the literature.
Studies on other animals, particularly insects, suggest that competition among males doesn't stop at copulation, but continues between the ejaculates when the female mates in reasonably close succession with two or more males.
The method produced results that are in reasonably close agreement with existing GTB estimates for global tuberculosis HIV burden.
Moreover, after non-response weights were applied, both samples provide reasonably close correspondence with the London population for the characteristics examined [ 10].
These results are in reasonably close agreement with the report by Nishikawa, which stated that 90% of marine plankton consists of diatoms and dinoflagellates.
A 200-fold repression of T7 RNA polymerase due to Sir proteins was in reasonably close quantitative agreement with the 1000-fold magnitude of repression of RNA Pol II by Sir proteins at HMRa1 and might be accountable by differences in mRNA half-lives.
Using the 12 most prevalent chronic conditions, as suggested by Fortin et al, does provide prevalence estimates that are reasonably close to those gained with all chronic conditions when using the 2+ definition.
Furthermore, the PPP-based models provide reasonably close performance results when compared with the real BS deployments.
In particular, the sensitivity of the expected results to possible difficulties in finding commercially available CHP gas engines with sizes reasonably close to the optimal numerical solutions has been estimated.
With this approach, reasonably close correlation between predicted and measured data for mixed liquor and effluent inorganic concentrations were obtained.
