Sentence examples for reasonably solved from inspiring English sources

Kymlicka has proposed an influential liberal cultural theory in which it is argued that certain types of multicultural rights are consistent with liberal democratic principles and that common objections on the grounds of individual freedom, social justice and national unity should not have the last word, as they can be reasonably solved.

However, most ethical concerns arising throughout the review process are merely formal and could be reasonably solved in advance with a careful preparation of the Ethical Standard statement and a detailed description of the risk minimization procedures within the Materials and Methods section.

In such a situation, the problem can be solved reasonably with the help of cooperative nodes.

Eighteen clues received one or more votes as favourite, most going to the clue to RAHU ('What gets Hindu trembling with fear – this fiend'), a good example, I think, of how satisfying a neat composite anagram can be while remaining reasonably simple to solve.

The review went on to say that later puzzles in the game often rely more heavily on inventory combinations, but are still reasonably satisfying to solve.

However, the response of the models to relatively small perturbations can be reasonably approximated by solving the system of equations obtained by linearization of the model around the initial steady-state.

Similarly to MC optimization, the problem in Eq. (8) is NP-hard due to the rank in the objective function and thus it cannot be solved efficiently for reasonably sized data.

However, there are a number of solved structures that could reasonably be ascribed to these sequences, for example, TolA, the stomatin core, band 7 proteins, flotillin, and the colicin membrane spanning protein identified by Phyre.

P stands for the class of problems that can be solved in polynomial time, or reasonably quickly.

What other job handed him a fat book that proposed — and then solved — every problem he might reasonably face at work each week?

Of his 23, mathematicians have solved 4 and come up with reasonably complete answers for 16, and 3 remain unsolved, the Gates foundation said.