The phrase "and realistic data for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the need for practical or applicable data in a specific context or analysis.
Example: "The research project requires thorough analysis and realistic data for accurate conclusions."
Alternatives: "and practical data for" or "and applicable data for".
The forward model applied with the true tissue optical properties and 2% Gaussian noise has been used to generate realistic data for the reconstruction algorithm for DOT, and BLT.
We present an integer linear programming model and validate it by an experimental campaign on realistic data for the Trebon region.
SUTD has "given us kind of a test-bed to do some experiments in using digital educational tools". One idea is to create a class with a wet lab component — such as culturing bacteria in a petri dish — and then use a simulator to generate enough realistic data for statistical analysis.
Modeling longer horizon times also requires realistic data for different time periods and for different types of patients, which may not be available.
The data show that certain regions are easily accessible by O2 and NO but are protected from CO. Free energy landscapes provide realistic data for stochastic models of ligand diffusion in proteins.
In order to obtain realistic data for evaluation of crucial aspect of the sustainability of settlements as well as to verify statistical data from other sources, a thorough analysis of ten Austrian settlements in seven municipalities, representing all levels of centrality, was undertaken (see Table 2).
What about the tradeoff between robustness, power, and speed for realistic data?
These realistic data are useful for design engineers for outdoor assessment of PV system components.
Feder et al. (2013) reported recently that Bollback et al. 's (2008) standard χ-based test for selection is biased for realistic data with few sampled time points.
Here the complexity of the BPSK HNN MLSE and the M-QAM HNN MLSE equalizer is shown for, and, for to. Figure 12 Computational complexity comparison for the HNN MLSE equalizers for realistic data block lengths.
