Sentence examples for realistic comparison from inspiring English sources

He argues the figure implies that Clare is making a very risky bet.Is this option price a realistic comparison?

Closer to home (and a more realistic comparison, perhaps) is satirical website The Poke, which memorably remixed Nick Clegg's tuition fees apology.

A more realistic comparison is with another new primary, in Takeley in Essex, near Stansted airport, designed by Sarah Wigglesworth Architects.

While the temptation is to compare Edwards to Burress, the more realistic comparison for Edwards is with Santonio Holmes, who signed a 5-year, $50 million contract.

We propose that a more realistic comparison would be first-year graduate students.

Realistic comparison of thermodynamic first and second law approaches have also been evaluated.

Mr Laws called for "realistic comparisons with other countries, based on evidence rather than bogus claims about the latest performance data, which are based often on a partisan assessment".

Collecting day and night samples was essential in consideration of realistic comparisons between ichthyoplankton and plastics abundance: larval fish drift is known to exhibit a distinct diurnal rhythm with nocturnal peaks in individual numbers (Pavlov et al., 2008).

Clinical features similar to those of severe leptospirosis occur in many other infections, such as dengue, hanta-virus and acute hepatitis; some of the patients in the NLF and MAT equivocal groups did present with clinical features similar to severe leptospirosis; however numbers were too small for any realistic comparisons of NO levels in these subgroups to be possible.

While the lower value is more realistic for comparison to other studies, this does show that very high densities are achievable in principle with this organism.

This model considers demand-side and supply-side uncertainties simultaneously, which makes it more realistic in comparison to models in the existing literature.