Sentence examples for be given a realistic from inspiring English sources

Can quantum mechanics not be given a realistic interpretation?

Prior to donation, donors should be given a realistic appraisal of transplantation prospects.

At the same, the patients feel that they should be given a realistic but optimistic picture regarding their health status.

Of course, they also need to be given a realistic sense of what they can achieve so that they can feel motivated and encouraged rather than crushed.

The President's Commission for the Study of Ethical Problems in Medicine found that 75% of adults 65 and older preferred to be given a "realistic estimate" of their life expectancy [ 18].

Patients with a history of cystitis, frequent somatic symptoms, and severe baseline symptoms can be given a realistic indication that more severe symptoms might last longer than the average three days.

Rather than adopting a too-demanding target, missing it and failing to explain itself muddle upon muddle the bank should have adopted, or been given, a realistic target that it could actually set out to hit.

Lightman said heads would be able to turn around their schools if they were given a realistic timescale in which to do so, but that there was too much "pressure for immediate results".

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.

It is noted that the persona is given a realistic username, a head-shot photo expressive of the nature of these users, and a textual description.

We suggest that the problem of extrapolation across scales should be avoided when possible, either by matching the physical size of experimental units with the size of the system of interest or by designing small-scale experimental systems so that the processes of interest are given a realistic representation.