Sentence examples for are considered realistic from inspiring English sources

Because stress redistribution and failure of the rock mass around an excavation are considered, realistic non-uniform velocity fields for the SPECFEM2D model can be obtained, and this is a notable feature of this study.

The researchers say all are considered realistic possibilities, though it is unlikely they would all be happening at once.

These are strongly constrained by the dynamical fields which are considered realistic.

In particular, the EU TGD emission scenarios are considered "realistic worst case" for screening-level objectives; therefore, the "actual" exposure estimates are expected to be conservative, particularly for high production volume chemicals that are used as intermediates or not released to the environment following the assumed emission scenario estimates.

However, as Oman is currently exceeding its predicted population growth [ 47, 52], and it is anticipated that there will continue to be a large expatriate population, the population predictions used in the present study for high- or medium-population growth are considered realistic.

"Too graphic" media depicting "proper human" people that "move the way they'd get shot in real-life" or "body parts" are considered "realistic" and "violent"; a video game is "violent" only if they "see any blood" in it, according to some children.

However, many such plays should not, after all, be considered realistic, and were not so considered by their original directors.

They have now gone nine games without defeat and can be considered realistic contenders for automatic promotion.

Rotten Tomatoes gives the "Madam Secretary" season an approval rating of eighty per cent among the public, a sign that its Iran plotline is considered realistic or acceptable.

Until a year ago, the triple therapy that has made AIDS a manageable disease in wealthy nations was considered realistic only for those who could afford to pay $10,000 to $15,000 a year or lived in societies that could.

The trio are understood to be considered realistic candidates by Channel 4's board, which has hired the executive recruitment firm Egon Zehnder to start the process of drawing up a shortlist of candidates to take over from Andy Duncan, who leaves at the end of the year.