Sentence examples for be a realistic representation from inspiring English sources

Intended to be a realistic representation of a horse, Agro will occasionally ignore commands.

This study took place in a school setting, and therefore, the prevalence of GJH is likely to be a realistic representation of that found in the general Danish child population.

It had to balance being: A realistic representation of important scientific concepts.

Since oilsand-derived material is rich in multicyclic molecules where cycloalkane and aromatic rings are adjoining [21], indan is a realistic representation of a substructure that will be found in more complex molecules found in asphaltenes.

Since the aim of population models in pesticide risk assessment is a realistic representation of the population development of a species under concern, the most logical approach is to validate all aspects of a model which have a significant influence on the simulation of the population development.

The questioning methods were compared in a sequential design rather than in a direct parallel manner as this was a realistic representation of how these methods are generally used in trials.

As noted above, the potential low endemic environmental exposure must be considered when evaluating the oral administered dose, highlighting the importance of identifying doses that are a realistic representation of human exposure to these chemicals to aid in the design of future animal experiments.

These atomistic NPC models are approaching a realistic representation of NPCs used for gas separations and as such, are being used to study the diffusion of small gas molecules in these materials.

I am convinced the vast majority of us would not feel hostility towards asylum seekers if we were given a realistic representation of them, if we knew exactly who these vulnerable people were, what they have experienced, and how our government and society decide to take care of them.

Geotail and DoubleStar observations also show that the simulation is providing a realistic representation of the magnetosphere during the period of interest; that is, when the current sheet evidently becomes bifurcated.

She said it was "not a realistic representation" of patients in west London, but an "audience of a certain type".