Sentence examples for realistic extent from inspiring English sources

There is still lack of experience regarding the destructive effects of sand and dust storms on reflector materials and no accelerated ageing guideline is formulated yet to account for the performance loss of solar mirrors due to particle erosion to a realistic extent.

No one could reasonably suggest that action movies should dwell on loss of life to any realistic extent.

A second benefit is that CRs provide more realistic extent estimates than can be derived from kriging (or largely equivalent methods such as Gauss-Markov smoothing) alone.

This study also demonstrates the benefits of including trend variables within the geostatistical model (i.e., the UK formulation) because the deterministic trends help reduce model uncertainty and result in more realistic extent estimates (Section S6 of the SI).

In order to estimate the realistic extent of cell loss during this entire sample loading step, we first performed counting experiments using CellSearch CTC control samples processed with the CellSearch CTC kit.

Ten outside experts ranked them based on six categories: ambition, clarity of desired results, whether the bet offers a clear role for philanthropy to "move the needle," whether the strategies are logical and realistic, the extent to which learning and improvement are built into the grant, and the strength of the relationship between the donor and the recipient organization.

In approaching candidate restrictions, it is essential to examine in a realistic light the extent and nature of their impact on voters.

Both corporations and investors should be realistic about the extent to which they call for in-person meetings and should recognize that effective engagement is not limited to in-person meetings between corporations and investors.

The Victorian minister for community services, Mary Wooldridge, said while the foundation was committed to achieving the goals, "we're also realistic about the extent of the challenge, because the origins of the behaviours of those perpetrating violence come from deeply held views about gender equality".

"We have lost faith in any of the large available understandings of how structural change takes place in history," he noted, "and as a result, we fall back on a bastardised conception of political realism, namely that a proposal is realistic to the extent that it approaches what already exists.

The British government is being realistic to the extent that it has not even bothered to seek the extradition of the suspects.