Sentence examples for making it more realistic from inspiring English sources

That means much of the chemicals can be shipped out of Syria for disposal, making it more realistic to meet the goal of chemically disarming Syria by mid-2014.

The proposed method was found to be useful for any number of semiconducting layers arranged in any random way making it more realistic, simple, and applicable to superlattice analysis and for devices design.

Unlike in the case of the vast majority of prior quarantine models in the literature, the new model includes a quarantine-adjusted incidence function for the infection rate and the quarantine of susceptible individuals suspected of being exposed to the disease (thereby making it more realistic epidemiologically).

Interestingly, not all mice exhibit a depressive-like syndrome following UCMS exposure, making it more realistic, as differences in response to stress exposure are also observed in humans (e.g., [ 52]), and making it a potential model to study both vulnerability and resiliency to develop a depressive-like episode.

This will add some dimension to your drawing, making it more realistic rather than flat.

Having an explanation for why that alien has an extra arm growing out of its chest will also make it more realistic, rather than just "because it looks alien".

The next stage was to make it more realistic and let people try it out.

I'm not word-perfect, but that usually makes it more realistic".

His mission, he says, is "to make it more realistic, without changing nothing".

On second thought, she added, "I was wondering if you want to add smells to make it more realistic".

"Nobody set out to make it stronger or weaker," he said of the rules in a conference call with reporters, "but to make it more realistic".