Sentence examples for applied realistically from inspiring English sources
The focus has been on techniques that can be applied realistically with current consumer technology, rather than future technology.
To develop comprehensive predictive models for choroidal neovascularization (CNV) and geographic atrophy (GA) incidence within 3 years that can be applied realistically to clinical practice.
Dose information typically falls into the domain of risk assessment, but there's a majority agreement so far that some kind of exposure information is needed if the criteria are to be applied realistically.
To apply realistically, put blusher over the spot where you will apply it (the skin would be raw near the wound, apply the fake blood inside the bushed area (don't cover the blusher, put the blood inside of it), and place a little petroleum jelly over the fake blood to help it set and make it more realistic.
The measured boundary conditions are applied to realistically simulate the fluence/irradiance rate around the radiant source, in particular, in the zone closest to the radiant source.
The increase may be exponential, thus preventing methods that work well for a limited number of parameters from being applied to realistically sized problems.
PHS is then applied to two realistically complex Bayesian model uncertainty scenarios.
We are well aware that Genome-Wide Association studies (GWAs) represent a powerful tool to explore variants associated to complex traits and to evaluate possible gene-gene interactions [14], but the huge number of samples needed to reach the genome-wide threshold of significance cannot be realistically applied to an endophenotype like salt-sensitivity, which requires great care in measurement.
We follow a previously applied methodology for realistically simulating the tomographic image formation [ 4, 6, 11, 31].
Layer 2 presents previous clinical applications so that the researcher can visualize situations in which the method may be realistically applied.
It is planned that the instrument will soon be revised and shortened to make it into a short, self-administrable and easy to understand tool that can be realistically applied in real clinical life.
