Sentence examples for reasonably evenly from inspiring English sources

The projection of 13,000 net migrants per year over a decade, he explained, was based on the assumption that all 15 EU countries would open their labour markets to the newcomers, ensuring that the migrants would be reasonably evenly distributed across the EU.

A good response was received, reasonably evenly distributed from the three trials.

Markers were reasonably evenly located throughout the genome except for several regions in which LG/J and SM/J strains have been found to be monomorphic [ 43].

Outside Bulawayo and Harare, nurses appeared to be reasonably evenly spread relative to population, varying from 95 per 100,000 in Manicaland to 151 in Matabeleland South.

The potentially unusual ICUs are indicated by large tick marks and the plot shows that their volumes are reasonably evenly distributed over the entire volume range, and therefore not confounded with performance.

To compare both prescribing systems, details of all MEs identified by the ICU clinical pharmacist, in the course of his normal prescription review, were prospectively recorded before the change period and for four reasonably evenly spaced data collection periods after the introduction of the CPOE.

We were pretty evenly matched.

When you hear a moody, slow, evenly played, and reasonably pretty guitar figure followed by an enormous burst of guitar and drums, you are likely hearing Slint's influence.

They usually contain preservatives, stabilisers and suspending agents to ensure they remain reasonably stable and at an evenly mixed concentration once water is added.

If Democrats were to split the vote across these districts about evenly, that would be a reasonably troubling sign for Mr. Walker, however many of the seats Democrats actually win.

It will be observed that, for all ages, both the semantic and acceptability ratings are distributed relatively evenly across their respective scales and that, as predicted, there is a reasonably large positive correlation between the two.