Sentence examples for within reasonable accuracy from inspiring English sources
The result has been validated for four blasts within reasonable accuracy.
By averaging the radial mass transfer perpendicular to the film surface, mass transfer can be predicted within reasonable accuracy.
The principal idea behind the paper is to have a model that could be used for designing a photovoltaic system quickly and within reasonable accuracy.
The simulation results are compared with experiments, demonstrating that the current model is highly suitable for predicting the braid pattern on complex mandrels within reasonable accuracy, thereby providing an effective tool for designing braid composites.
This concept can be used to estimate the turbulent flame speed within reasonable accuracy provided that the 3-D flame effects associated with the global flame curvature and local flame wrinkle structure are considered.Keywords: Turbulent premixed flames, Flame speed, Flame surface, Burning velocity.
Each case gave the same results within reasonable accuracy.
Using the in silico/ in vitro data alone to describe the lung passive permeability within the model the ELF plasma concentrations were simulated with reasonable accuracy (within 2.5-fold) for four of the seven compounds tested and lung tissue:plasma concentration ratios were simulated with reasonable accuracy for four of six compounds.
Based on comparisons at α="0°, Amiet's theory predicts with reasonable accuracy (within 4 dB at low frequency) pressure and lift spectral levels.
All shear deformation theories predict the vibration and buckling results with reasonable accuracy, generally within %2 for investigated problems.
The presence of acute stress has been reported to have a significant effect on seizure control, with several studies showing patients with seizure disorders being able to predict with reasonable accuracy seizure occurrence within the following hours or days.
AD sub-specialists can predict with reasonable accuracy the histopathologic features existing within the brains of those with an AD-consistent clinical syndrome (Gearing et al 1995).
