Sentence examples for more realistic changes from inspiring English sources
Now, many Republicans believe conservative demands to inflict real damage to the health care law is letting slip away the chance to make more realistic changes to the law, like a repeal of its tax on medical devices.
By using RFA we pointed out that it is important to conduct the experiments in an outdoor space and include environmental conditions in order to study more realistic changes of growth parameters and accumulation and distribution of heavy metals.
By using relatively high initial abundances we ensured that the shift in dominance that we observed resulted from more realistic changes in the densities of species (e.g. due to release of nutrients when cells were increasingly inhibited at higher temperature fluctuations) or were due to differences in the rates at which species contribute to ecosystem functioning.
The semiphysiological model included a more realistic change in CrCL compared to the linear pregnancy effect in the empirical model.
The lower calorie estimates demonstrate a limited access scenario and therefore present a more realistic change in biomass.
Such a change in total dietary fibre is challenging to achieve; however, a more realistic change in dietary fibre of 5 g/day was significantly associated with a 16% lower risk in our study (95% CI 0.72, 0.98).
More realistic volume changes would be obtained by replacing 1/2K(J − 1 2 by 1/2K[(J 2 − 1) − ln(J)] as shown in Ali et al. (2010).
Therefore, an effective bone wrapping algorithm is needed to further improve the tendon network model by representing more realistic geometrical changes of the tendon components whilst moving around bones.
Custom-made chips, on the other hand, give more realistic fold change values and are not likely to produce the same artefacts because the selection of oligomers, labelling and scanning procedures are independent of Affymetrix.
Models may be filmed at speeds greater than 24 frames per second (i.e., in slow motion) to achieve more realistic-looking changes in perspective and time scale.
The inclusion of percolative fragmentation in the Bathia Perlmutter random pore model allows a more realistic description of changes during gasification of porous solids to be made.
