Sentence examples for more realistic interpretation from inspiring English sources
Business schools, for example, have increasingly turned to organizational sociologists for a more realistic interpretation of the behavior of firms than that provided by economists.
Kennedy, let us also note, did a much more realistic interpretation of facial hair as Little Richard than she managed during the bearded lady challenge!
Has the writer of that article, Lee Jenkins, ever considered that a more realistic interpretation is that Alfonso's leading vote count "obviously" relates to his endearing himself to Yankee fans when he played in New York?
In a study on the brown algae Colpomenia claytonii, Boo et al. (2011) concluded that a large number of missing haplotypes of cox 3 may have been an artifact of sampling and that an increase in sampling efforts from areas with isolated haplotypes would significantly reduce the number of steps linking the clusters and lead to a more realistic interpretation.
But if it's a more realistic interpretation that you're after, SNOW has just launched its closed beta.
The way that Mir and the ISS came together influenced science fiction writers and directors to incorporate those concepts to present a more realistic interpretation.
Cognitive and interpersonal approaches include discussing thoughts and perceptions that contribute to a patient's neurotic symptoms, eventually replacing them with more realistic interpretations of external events and the patient's internal responses to them.
Contra more realistic interpretations of Berkeley's ideas (sensible objects) proffered by Luce 1963 and Atherton 1990.
An appropriate choice of a mixing distribution allows its parameter to vary and acts as a means of "loosening" the structure of the initial model, thus offering more realistic interpretations of the mechanisms that generated the data.
The solution to the tails problem can only derive from abandoning completely the probabilistic interpretation and from adopting a more physical and realistic interpretation relating 'what is out there' to, e.g., the mass density distribution over the whole universe.
In many cases, a more accurate or realistic interpretation would probably render much less beautiful hands!
