Sentence examples for retain reasonable from inspiring English sources

Additionally, due to the slenderness of the struts, a dense discretization in longitudinal direction is required to retain reasonable element aspect ratios.

The 91 pages of newly disclosed files, described by The Times's Charlie Savage last week, included a December 2010 memorandum to F.B.I. field offices revealing that even a not-guilty verdict may not always be enough to get someone off the list, if agents retain "reasonable suspicion" that the person might have ties to terrorism.

Because of the serious denaturing effect, almost no free enzyme is reported to retain reasonable activity after incubating in these pure organic solvents (DMF, DMSO, methanol, and ethanol).

Therefore, to retain reasonable transmittance and sheet resistance, four times coated TCE (laminated) was selected for the further studies, and the data are shown in Fig. 2c, d; 76.69 % of transmittance at 550 nm wavelength, and 84 Ω/sq of sheet resistance.

Thus, genetic variants that affect the structure and/or the function of the dopamine transporter may retain reasonable a priori probability to modulate behavioral response to MPH.

As stated in the 2008 DoH, provision 17, the responsiveness and reasonable availability require that research on disadvantaged populations prioritizes the subjects' health needs and ensures that individual subjects retain reasonable access to research findings involving themselves [ 32- 34].

In this study, the composition of HfNbTaTiZr is modified with an aim to improve its strength at high temperature, while retaining reasonable toughness at room temperature.

We also observe that the model constructed using our method retains reasonable accuracy even when the flow problem differs from that used to compute the upscaled functions.

Consequently, the main focus in forest conservation and restoration efforts may still be targeted on increasing CWD volume in managed landscapes, but simultaneously attention must be targeted on retaining reasonable volume of FWD to ensure that the species specialized in utilizing it will not be driven to local extinctions.

The models, therefore, retained reasonable discriminatory capability, and systematically outperformed the other scoring systems tested (SOFA and APACHE II), in these cohorts.

Secondly, it poses the problem of how to condition the state statistic estimates on provided information while retaining reasonable computational costs.