Sentence examples for structure is reasonable from inspiring English sources

"The general tone is positive, and moving toward a consolidated regulatory structure is reasonable," said Richard Baker, a former senior Republican member of the House Financial Services committee who is now chief executive of the Managed Funds Association.

Horizontal flow separator of urban garbage that structure is reasonable and parameter can be adjusted is designed.

The goodness-of-fit of the data to the questionnaire structure was reasonable given the limited data.

The satisfactory results strongly suggest that the developed 3D-QSAR models and the obtained VEGFR-2 inhibitor binding structures are reasonable for the prediction of the activity of new inhibitors and in future drug design.

Therefore, we concluded that the three factor structures were reasonable.

C2A cannot predict entirely new fragment geometries, and assumes that known structures are reasonable sources for data for the structures we are attempting to predict.

Since the Fn-binding region of BBK32 corresponding to residues 21 205 has a disordered structure it is reasonable to assume that a linear sequence is responsible for the sFn inducing activity.

Since the skeleton of cilia (axoneme) is a continuation and extension of microtubule doublets from the basal body structure, it is reasonable to speculate that CPAP might be involved in cilia formation.

Despite that there have been no report on the association of these TFs with the splicing machinery, given their relationships with chromatin structure, it is reasonable to hypothesize that some of them may be involved in splicing either directly or indirectly, and therefore may likely have an impact with AS.

Because PARSE supports insertion and deletion (indel) of entire loops, which unlike base indels correspond to elongation or shortening of stems in the RNA structure, it is reasonable to distinguish the different evolutionary events of base indel and loop indel in our scoring function.

But notice that they each possess the same structure: what it is reasonable for one to believe depends not only on one's total evidence but also on some further feature F (one's prior probability distribution, paradigm, inductive method).