Sentence examples for more realistically identified from inspiring English sources

The equipment present in a data center, including the LAN devices, can be more realistically identified than the number of devices in a transport network to another data center.

This study was powered to realistically identify 'straightforward' markers of clinical benefit with erlotinib.

While the 16 potential biomarkers identified are correlated, in theory one protein, but more realistically a subset of markers could be used to assess response.

Recently, the model implements multiple planar fracture being able to describe the propagation more realistically.

More realistically, Morrisons will hope for a strong second place.

Each agency has been challenged to consider how it can contribute more to the fight against HIV/AIDS; to define more explicitly its aims, strategies and accountabilities; to identify and better describe complementarities and opportunities for collaboration with sister agencies; and to assess more realistically the capacities implied and resources required for a scaled-up, coordinated UN response.

Likewise and maybe more realistically, patient phenotypes not to be included in trials because of good prognosis or absence of ongoing infection should be identified (for instance, by excluding patients with normal values of procalcitonin).

"You look more realistically at your career.

He paces his book a bit more realistically.

Or, more realistically, a 5K around the village.

Sellers are beginning to price their houses more realistically.