Sentence examples for useful and reasonable from inspiring English sources
Yet again we have a government quality initiative that is useful and reasonable, yet somehow misses the point.
Therefore, agents with antioxidant properties are quite useful and reasonable in the treatment of pancreatic oxidative stress [15, 17].
Data hiding in a JPEG compression domain in a reversible manner is also a useful and reasonable research area for image archive management, image authentication, and image privacy.
The number of OR genes in the ancestral species is only an estimate based on phylogenetic model, such methods have proved to be useful and reasonable in previous analysis of evolution of gene families (Nam and Nei 2005; Niimura and Nei 2007; Nozawa and Nei 2007).
Although these methods have supplied useful information and reasonable agreement with observed spectroscopic properties [12], the former do not include defects such as step edges and corners ubiquitous on naturally-formed surfaces, and the latter allow for over-relaxation of the solid substrate and do not include longer-range effects.
TAM2 scales showed consistently that medication safety interventions – despite being judged useful and of reasonable information quality – were assessed negatively regarding ease-of-use and compatibility to existing work procedures.
The finding that missing pieces accumulate more slowly than tears is also useful, and it might be reasonable to assume that missing pieces develop as a function of tears.
Identification of toxicants can be useful in designing effective sediment remediation plans and reasonable options for sediment disposal.
Methods to develop a physically satisfying model to estimate the free energy of ligand binding to a receptor accurately enough to be predictive and useful, in a reasonable amount of time, has proven challenging [7, 8].
This system was useful to examine the valid number of vehicles and reasonable ways to control them.
"My mother was my best friend, as intelligent, patient, clean, useful, reasonable, subtle and as indispensable as a spider," Bourgeois remarked of her work.
