Sentence examples for realistic age from inspiring English sources

"This is a realistic age, where extravagant claims are treated with a raising of the eyebrows," he told his MPs.

His able successor at the Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert to whom Maazel left an orchestra in superb shape is the product of a more realistic age.

His able successor at the Philharmonic, Alan Gilbert — to whom Maazel left an orchestra in superb shape — is the product of a more realistic age.

Products of a more realistic age perhaps, but without the high ceiling, the vaulting possibilities – illusory perhaps, but still thrilling – that the Premier League's own desiccated golden boy might still offer.

The CBI says that this should be 65, so that employers retain the right to enforce retirement at what they regard as a realistic age.However, ministers want to go much further.

Ralph adds, "People are living longer which invites the question of whether a pensionable age of 65 or 67 is a realistic age if people are going to have almost as many years outside the labour force as they did inside".

Realistic age-prevalent patterns and seroconversion rates are therefore easier reconciled with a low value of dengue's transmission potential if allowing for more than two infections; this should have important consequences for dengue control and intervention measures.

Since most individuals infected with TB develop an asymptomatic latent infection and never progress to active disease, we find that assuming a constant mortality rate results in a larger reproductive ratio and an overestimation of the effort required for disease control in comparison to using more realistic age-specific mortality rates.

We present an ecologically realistic age-structured model specifically tailored to recreational fishing that allows estimating selection differentials on adaptive life-history traits.

To transform this crude initial immunity into a realistic age-dependent immunity pattern, transmission of influenza is simulated for 20 years before vaccination strategies are compared.

We used the forward-time, individual-based program simuPOP (Peng and Kimmel 2005; Peng and Amos 2008) to simulate realistic, age-structured genetic data for each of the study species.