They felt the data was flawed to begin with, because it showed that Bill, when left untreated, had asthma attacks that lasted three days––an unrealistically long period.
A study released by a University of Nebraska researcher says that TransCanada has presented American regulators with an "an unrealistically optimistic" portrayal of the consequences of a spill from its proposed Keystone XL pipeline.
What could be more British than a man who plays an unrealistically benevolent Earl of Grantham in a TV drama that turns class division into cosy escapism fooling about on a boat that costs over ten million pounds?
What could be more British than a man who plays an unrealistically benevolent Earl of Grantham in a TV drama that turns class division into cozy escapism fooling about on a boat that costs over £10 million?
One result, published only as an abstract, provided an unrealistically high-correlation coefficient (Baghurst et al., 1988), hence the conclusion does not rely on this value.
But such self-reports, they argue, are susceptible to people's habit of evaluating themselves in an unrealistically positive manner, a tendency that psychologists call self-enhancement.
For some professional musicians, this kind of approach represents an unrealistically romantic vision, a rosy idea of music as transcendent and magical.
Assume an unrealistically optimistic system with a 1-in-100 1-in-100 1-in-100te (99% accurate), and a 1-in-1,000 false negative rate (99.9% accurate).
This paper hypothesizes that this result may be caused in part by an unintentional framing of the initial stages of MSTSE as an individual problem, establishing an unrealistically high reference point.
The government, according to Oracle, is taking an unrealistically narrow view of a fast-moving high-technology market.
