The phrase "a realistic evolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing changes or developments that are plausible and grounded in reality, often in contexts like technology, biology, or social change.
Example: "The new software represents a realistic evolution of our previous version, incorporating user feedback and advanced features."
Alternatives: "a practical development" or "a feasible progression".
Therefore, the modified LJ model grants a more realistic evolution for dislocation density.
Although Wilson doesn't think that all evolution involves group selection, he thinks that group selection plays a big enough role that a realistic theory of evolution must allow for both individual and group selection.
The fact that 97% of the gene family phylogenies were to some extent incongruent with this phylogeny supports the claim that a tree is not a realistic model for microbial evolution (Hilario and Gogarten 1993; Martin 1999).
While this can be used to give an indication of the energy consumption of a network and the possible gains of some features, this does not represent a realistic network energy consumption evolution trend.
Our findings, verified by the use of two fundamentally different community detection methods, allow for a classification of real networks and pave the way to a realistic modelling of networks' evolution.
Instead of focussing on a particular theoretical network topology, this approach uses existing biological knowledge to build a realistic model for the evolution of the specific network being studied.
This indicates that some gene families might grow much faster than the mean rate such that the minimal time required for family formation is more relevant for a realistic representation of genome evolution than the mean time.
The model is time-efficient and realistically adapts to contrasting geological substrata, while spatially and temporally variable incision values, knick-point recession and variable hillslope development result in a realistic simulation of post-glacial landscape evolution.
Our experiment confirms that the TIL shows a similar time evolution in a realistic life cycle of an extratropical cyclone.
The objective is to evaluate in a realistic scenario the network coverage evolution after corporate FAPs have massively been deployed in urban macrocells, as illustrated in Figure 5.
