Sentence examples for more realistic comparison from inspiring English sources

Closer to home (and a more realistic comparison, perhaps) is satirical website The Poke, which memorably remixed Nick Clegg's tuition fees apology.

A more realistic comparison is with another new primary, in Takeley in Essex, near Stansted airport, designed by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects.

While the temptation is to compare Edwards to Burress, the more realistic comparison for Edwards is with Santonio Holmes, who signed a 5-year, $50 million contract.

In contrast to previous studies, to achieve a more realistic comparison, the characteristics of the working fluid's heat transfer and pressure drop were considered.

We propose that a more realistic comparison would be first-year graduate students.

With simulation we aim at more realistic comparison with other schemes since the geometry-based and BLER-based algorithms are implemented in ideal situation.

"We're going to ask neuroscientists, or anybody talking about the mammalian brain, to stop using terms like 'neocortex' and 'neostriatum.' Those names are based on false ideas of mammalian brains being supreme". Once the nomenclature is corrected, says Jarvis, he and his colleagues can proceed with developing more realistic comparisons of bird and human brains.

This model considers demand-side and supply-side uncertainties simultaneously, which makes it more realistic in comparison to models in the existing literature.

While the lower value is more realistic for comparison to other studies, this does show that very high densities are achievable in principle with this organism.

Even if the position of the subjective probability distribution may be affected by framing, the distance between actual and predicted changes is sufficiently large to conclude that women were more optimistic rather than more realistic by comparison with men.

It can be perceived that 3D distribution leads to a more realistic prediction in comparison with the 2D one.