Sentence examples for applied unrealistically from inspiring English sources
However, these studies were criticized as overestimating the evolutionary effects of harvesting, as the authors applied unrealistically high harvest rates in these laboratory settings (Hilborn 2006, 2007; Brown et al. 2008).
The existing methods are based on approximate analytical models applied in an unrealistically simplified geometry.
Very often these studies have been criticized for the use of unrealistically high concentrations of the applied carbon-based nanomaterials.
Some tumor delineation methods (i.e., VOI50, VOIA41, and GradWT1) provided visually, unrealistically large tumor volumes (in up to 41% of cases) when applied to SUV images, while VOISchaefer did the same (in up to 8% of cases) for both image types (Table 1).
After data cleaning, recoding and explorative descriptive analyses, we applied a 1.5% cut-off point for WTP values as default, to avoid unrealistically high values for WTP.
However, the former alternative cannot be applied to scenario E, the economically most favourable scenario in this study, as it would result in unrealistically small temperature differences between the evaporators.
In earlier methods, a repulsive force is applied to the particles when their separation is less than a critical value and, depending on the magnitude of this repulsive force, collision may not be prevented or particles may bounce unrealistically.
Similarly, when applying recalled health status the burden may be over-estimated if participants recall unrealistically high health states.
This would later come into effect and give workers an unrealistically high level of power.
Often, they were unrealistically demanding.
