Sentence examples for more realistic variation from inspiring English sources

A more realistic variation is the sole investigator who has an active connection to someone else's lab.

A more realistic variation of the base case assumes that an escort vessel is employed for the 30 days.

Fig. 3 a Double diode equivalent circuit model is selected in this work to allow a more realistic variation in the solar cell characteristics with change in the illumination.

In order to account for more realistic variation of the nanoparticle radius and spatial distribution in nanocomposites, statistical homogenization is performed by assigning randomness to the particle size using a beta distribution and to the spatial distribution through larger many-particle embedded representative volume elements (RVEs).

This underlines the suggestion made in [ 21] that, although both energy models have been proven to be realistic, due to the more realistic variation of free energies connected to varying loop length, the dynamic model should be used for possible applications.

More realistic variations on this formalization are of course possible, using noise-driven Hodgkin–Huxley-like neurons with conductance-based inputs.

In comparison, the herein proposed lean body weight (LBW) scaling approach predicts much more realistic variations.

For spleen, the LBW-scaling approach largely underestimated observed variability in comparison with the other two approaches, however, it still generated more realistic variations.

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.

An enhanced version of this model was presented in [11] leading to more realistic local variations and significant reduction in the mean error sensitivity.

The stochastic solute dispersion model studied in the previous article, can be applied to more realistic velocity variations by approximating them as piecewise constant.