Sentence examples for reasonably compared from inspiring English sources

The proposed theoretical approach predicts ultimate loads reasonably compared to experimental value of ultimate loads.

(Although it has picked up of late and is now two percentage points higher than in four years ago in states that can be reasonably compared).

Under different ice thickness and concentration, the ice load on the floating structure is reasonably compared with the field data.

A three dimensional FE model was established and its predictions were reasonably compared with the collected data.

And, finally, given the institutional diversity that abounds in American higher education and is, I would argue, among its greatest strengths, to what extent can colleges and universities be reasonably compared at all?

The results predicted by the developed correlation at the optimum determined conditions, 28.63 mol/l h for the reaction rate and 1.97 mol% CH4, were reasonably compared with the experimental data obtained for the reaction rate and methane formation of 27.10 mol/l h and 3.06 mol% CH4, respectively.

Can you build one that reasonably compares different CDNs?

You can't reasonably compare an asset to its market without first defining the market.

They exist so that health officials can reasonably compare the number and distribution of cases over space and time.

The large sample size also provided adequate data to reasonably compare clarithromycin and azithromycin on the baseline characteristics and patterns of clinical use.

But ice rinks are fairly common winter facilities ponds work, too and skates are reasonably affordable compared to skis, snowboards, and curling stones.