Sentence examples for imperfect representations from inspiring English sources

While these degradations are imperfect representations of the effects of aging, these transformations allow us to examine specific facets of age and legibility.

The MRL/lpr model is only one of several models of SLE, all of which are understood to be imperfect representations of human disease [46].

Of course there is an important caveat to such an evaluation: the OSSEs are based on simulations that are imperfect representations of the natural system.

Our models are of course, like all statistical adjustment models, imperfect representations of reality [ 46]; they do not prove causality, and residual confounding cannot be ruled out.

Despite the fact that current mouse models of AD are imperfect representations of the human condition, key features of AD are indeed preserved [ 101, 102] and thus enable meaningful studies using these models.

But theoreticians know that the Standard Model itself is an imperfect representation of reality.

It's less well known that Lebow's family had objected to the graven image, and that "the night before the statue was unveiled, Nov. 4, 1994, a rabbi had to chisel a chip between the statue's left forefinger and thumb, thus making the likeness an imperfect representation of God's creation".

This simulation is an imperfect representation of how a real circuit will perform, but it is the most practical technique for initial design verification.

The imperfect representation of climate models introduces biases in the simulations that need to be corrected prior to their use for impact assessments.

A second important point is that animal models are an imperfect representation of rheumatoid arthritis.

Given the imperfect representation of the autoantibody epitope by synthetic analogues it is to be expected that only a subgroup of antibodies will be targeted by such procedures.