reasonable degree

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Again, the vast majority of variables are significant with the expected sign and account for a reasonabledegree of explained variance.
Clearly, there is a need for turbulence models that can compute these flows with a reasonabledegree of accuracy and confidence.
To measure short times with a reasonabledegree of accuracy, the times reported are an average of either 10 or 100 repeated runs.
Since the number of different relationships between words is fairly small, it is not too hard to check for a reasonabledegree of completeness.
In fact, the overarching rationale of marriage recording in the neighborhood seems to have been the effort to obtain a reasonabledegree of conformity with the law.
In these conditions, we were able to characterize with a reasonabledegree of probability all but four of the t haplotypes identified by the two diagnostic markers.
For measuring desert is precisely what most think we are doing - and, we suppose, with a reasonable degree of success - in the context of retributive justice.
Whereas the common drive capstan ensured a reasonabledegree of synchronisation, absolute precision, however, was not possible, and the tape mechanism proved cumbersome and less than reliable.
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