Sentence examples for reasonably compatible from inspiring English sources

He will share a cell on his first night and prison officers will perhaps try to find him a cellmate who is reasonably compatible – a white-collar criminal would fit the bill.

Global markets, they said, "will not be able to function under such burdensome regulatory conditions," advocating instead that the United States agree to respect rules each nation adopts, assuming they are reasonably compatible.

In some cases, cloud services, built on open source technology or common commercial technology, have reasonably compatible analogs either on-premises or on other clouds.

Based on the results of a live-dead assay, more than 80% of cell viability has been confirmed which is reasonably compatible to the control group.

But Gehry wrote, in a 1968 trade review, that he had heavy-textured stucco applied by machine to the exterior walls, so the resulting surface would be "reasonably compatible with the dirt and grime of the location". JOHN DRAIKIS, actor/singer/composer son of a Greek shipping magnate, has purchased the 1.65-acre Mulholland Drive estate of industrialist Barney Klinger.

In view of this, the blood flow response of the two tumour types is reasonably compatible with the binding results.

Quality control and assurance measures are implemented to ensure that the procedures and data are reasonably valid, and compatible within and among centers and between cases and controls.

Here's a reasonably priced iPod-compatible quick battery charger from Energizer.

Power capacity of the NHR-200 (200 MW(th), with steam production of 380 t/h) is compatible with reasonably sized desalination plants.

The study can be taken as supportive of benefit for longterm clonazepam treatment in social phobia, as well as being compatible with a reasonably good outcome after short-term treatment and slow taper.

It is feature complete, it is reasonably stable, and it is highly compatible with the software and hardware I use on a regular basis".