Sentence examples for approximation of the reality from inspiring English sources
The numbers produced by this method of estimation should only be considered an approximation of the reality on the ground.
We aimed to build a model that would be a good approximation of the reality by including several relevant variables in the model.
Thus, the linear regression model that we use in this paper was a parsimonious and convenient approximation of the reality and it is useful for testing statistically our hypothesis that social patterning of BMI had changed over time.
But it was probably the Soviet President himself who gave the closest approximation of the realities behind the agreement announced Monday in the Caucasus spa of Zheleznovodsk, when he said that what he and Chancellor Helmut Kohl had practiced was that old German game, Realpolitik.
However, as explained by de los Campos et al. [ 27] the fact that multiple markers are likely to track the same QTL questions the assumptions of additivity and independence of SNP allele substitution effects between loci, and therefore the genomic model is a rough approximation to the reality of the additive model of causal effects.
The models developed in this chapter may be rough approximations of the reality, but they stand at the basis of national and international regulations that are compulsory.
Although successful in many cases, these assumptions are oversimplified approximations of the reality with flexible proteins and complicated binding mechanism in many if not most cases.
Consequently, the analysis presented here is a three-level hierarchical model of encounters clustered within GPs clustered within practices, which is an approximation to the reality but a useful model for this purpose.
However, it is critical to remember that his model is simply that: an approximation of reality, not reality itself.
"The more windows you can look in, the better your approximation of that reality will be".
Why is it important to achieve a closer approximation of the genetic reality in individual humans?
