Sentence examples for making it unrealistic from inspiring English sources
Finally, many software engineers find it difficult to master the UML modeling framework, making it unrealistic to expect biologists to employ it in a valuable way to model biological systems.
In clinical reality, however, teams are usually assembled as ad hoc "crews," making it unrealistic to establish team mental models as an enduring common cognitive structure [ 24– 26].
Thirdly, during the follow up period after hospital discharge people already have their own regular general practitioner (GP) whose practice is usually close to the patient's home and who is familiar with the patients health and history, making it unrealistic to randomize patients among GP's [ 88] or home care organizations as well as other first line practitioners.
Although Geweke's approach incorporates more realistic assumptions compared with [ 7], one shortcoming is its slow computation, which makes it unrealistic for large scale genetic studies [ 24], also tackled the problem of gene selection using the Bayesian variable selection framework.
Their youth makes it unrealistic to expect them to retire and vanish.
But the divisions between the brothers over strategy for tackling the deficit made it unrealistic for him to serve as shadow Chancellor.
The details of price calculations make it unrealistic for fund companies to complete them rapidly and repeatedly throughout the trading day.
Such uncertainty made it unrealistic for General Manager Omar Minaya to try to tailor his team to the ballpark, as reflected by his pursuit this winter of two polar-opposite starting pitchers: Derek Lowe, who had the second-highest ground-ball percentage last season, and the newly re-signed Oliver Pérez, who had the lowest, according to Stats LLC.
According to Shyjith et al. (2008), selecting a maintenance policy based on a few factors makes it unrealistic.
The sporadic and unpredictable nature of frothy bloat often makes it unrealistic for preventative measures to be applied to all animals at risk.
The sheer size and rate of growth of the patent corpus makes it unrealistic to even attempt a comprehensive coverage if manual extraction of information from patents is being used.
