Sentence examples for sensible relative from inspiring English sources

One of the main issues with multi-objective adjoint optimisation is the choice of a sensible relative weighting when combining the sensitivity fields from the two objectives for input into the topology update.

The aims of the pilot study were to test whether the approach is sensible relative to diverse examples of evidence and recommendations, and to agree on necessary changes to the approach, decision rules, and changes in how the evidence profiles used in the pilot study were constructed.

Our objective was not to raise as much money as possible, but to cap the fund at a sensible level relative to the market we operate in.

If an individual can identify kin, it can help them, an evolutionarily sensible act because relatives share some genes.

Consequently, it seems to be more sensible to consider the relative outflows – with Figure 4 providing the population share of EU-8 and EU-2-nationals living in one of the EU-15 Member States – thus accounting for the population size in the sending country.

It was not possible from these data to provide sensible estimates of the relative efficacy with the double mutation compared to either no mutations, or to the triple mutation, or with the quintuple mutation compared to the triple alone, because of a lack of power and hence precision.

For example, for all sensible items, A is tall relative to some B and short relative to some C.

The energy storage effectiveness is also used to compare the useable storage capacity of the PCM relative to a sensible energy storage system.

Loads are sensible (affecting air temperature) or latent (affecting relative humidity), or a combination of sensible and latent.

Relative codon frequencies provide a sensible estimate of deviation from expected codon usage if provided with large enough samples to infer frequencies from.

The example illustrates that, in line with the conclusion in Harper et al., it is generally a sensible idea to present the reader with both relative and absolute versions of inequality measures to compare inequality between populations.