Sentence examples for more realistic studies from inspiring English sources

More realistic studies of cooperative and selfish behavior are needed, he said.

If one refers to more realistic studies, few molecular targets and pathways have been identified to be activated by mild oxidizing conditions or by mild shifts in the intracellular thiol/disulfide redox state, including signalling components of the Src family of protein tyrosine kinases (p59fyn and p56lck), JAK2, c-Jun amino-terminal kinases (JNKs), p38MAPK and, in some cells, ERK1/2.

"This is a much more realistic study of attraction to intelligence than we've done before".

The partial knowledge is a more realistic study of cognitive radio to be used for wireless transmission.

Last researches used linear physical programming (LPP) procedure to optimize QFD; however, QFD issue involved uncertainties, or fuzziness, which requires taking them into account for more realistic study.

This work focused on the influence of spatial aspects and the possible enzyme co-localization, which allows a more realistic study of enzyme channeling properties.

The number of sorting sequences is indeed usually huge and having a complete representation of the space of solutions is desirable in order to obtain a more realistic study.

In the sensitivity analysis, we found that for laboratory studies with more realistic work tasks the effect size was lower than for laboratory studies using more constrained work tasks.

A far more realistic and, studies suggest, more effective, approach to lowering abortion rates would be to increase access to pre- and postnatal care for underinsured women and their dependents — decreasing the likelihood that they would terminate their pregnancies because they cannot afford the care needed to bear and raise a healthy child.

Furthermore, we strive to apply more realistic simulation studies.

The well-defined chemical and physical properties of the peptide nanofiber hydrogels and the use of serum-free medium allow for more realistic biological studies of neural cells in a biomimetic 3-D environment.