Sentence examples for more realistic reference from inspiring English sources

But we can deduce a more realistic reference network from the system of ODEs.

More realistic reference scenarios would also lead to more transparency and finally to "fairness" in the REDD process.

With its vision, its failings and its consequences, a more realistic historical reference would be the Versailles Treaty that ended World War I, complete with its provision establishing the League of Nations.

Although 10% positive feedback may be more "realistic" with reference to the perceived difficulty of the task (only one participant in the 10% group realised that the feedback was given at less than chance level), 33% positive feedback yielded more learning.

Both the technological and the economical assessments will be described in a range of scenarios to offer more realistic results, as many references have shown specific costs for the production of hydrogen from electrolysis in a range from 0.36 €1 to above 20 € per kg depending on the chosen parameters [16, 17, 18, 19].

But they greatly help to understand the mathematical background and to provide a reference for more realistic (or complex) cases.

This makes the character more realistic.

In this communication an alternative, more realistic model is presented and discussed with reference to the original publications that define the ship model dynamics.

Nonetheless, the findings presented here constitute a significant improvement with respect to reference sample preparation of more realistic water samples.

This impressed us that we should use different reference datasets based on silkworm classification as a reference for each group, so that we can get more realistic genetic variation.

To get a more realistic mass distribution for Earth, he relied on the Preliminary Reference Earth Model, which is based on seismic data.