Sentence examples for reasonably high to from inspiring English sources

You still want to hit the ball low, but you need to come in reasonably high to hold the greens.

"It has to be reasonably high to really exclude the impact of dumping," said a European industry official who insisted on anonymity.

It was noticed that hardness and density of the erodent particles were reasonably high to induce the plastic deformation and micro-structures at the metal surface.

If thresholds for points on such a scale are placed reasonably high, to safeguard health, an enormous percentage of processed foods will all get the same low score.

The related sequence complexity score was also set reasonably high to further decrease the risk of cross-hybridization, see Table S2.

In 2002 and 2003 critical LOD and Delta scores were reasonably high to distinguish between likely and unlikely candidates (Table 2).

However, genetic correlations of predictors with the traits to predict were reasonably high (up to 0.67 for fillet yield and 0.95 for carcass yield), thus allowing to consider them for performing indirect individual selection instead of sib selection.

GEDT has reasonably high power to detect models of small to moderate effect sizes, even in very small sample sizes as those simulated in the current study.

The schema attests for the robustness of the original concept that all the different molecular classification methods tend to assign individual patients, with reasonably high concordance, to the same molecular subtype.

Compared to a fibrous short rod, which is often referred to as z-fiber, a metallic rod, referred to as z-rod in this paper, has reasonably high capability to carry transverse loading, i.e., a z-rod can provide both axial and transverse bridging tractions to the delamination crack.

Therefore, subtracting a blank from a separation provides a baseline corrected chromatogram with reasonably high signal-to-noise ratio for eluting analytes.