The phrase "realistic hypothesis" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used in scientific, academic, or research contexts as a way to describe an educated guess about some phenomenon that can be tested in the future. For example, "The study team developed a realistic hypothesis about the connection between soil composition and plant growth."
Currently, the most documented and known prehistoric human settlement are those located in the eastern Italian Alps, where data collected for more than thirty years allowed to formulate realistic hypothesis about the dynamics of human population in the region.
(ii) The second processor, called MIISAR, assumes that the scattered field of the target is different for each narrowband transmitter (realistic hypothesis in our context).
Nevertheless, this method works well only if there a kind of simmetry between the two sides of the scratch, that is, in most cases, a realistic hypothesis, if the scratch thickness is not very large.
This kind of realistic hypotheses exclude the use of the usual (weighted) least-squares estimators.
Non-optimal operating envelopes are studied, showing the effect of terminal voltages and line losses on cable utilization and evidencing limited derating under realistic hypotheses.
The Delaunay hierarchy has O(nlogn) time complexity and O(n) memory complexity in the plane, and under certain realistic hypotheses these complexities generalize to any finite dimension.
Because experimentation in these managed habitats is in its early stages, it is important to provide sound ecological advice based on realistic hypotheses about consequent ecological changes.
A detailed ray tracing study was carried on to evaluate and compare the performance of the different systems, under realistic hypotheses.
In the preset paper, we consider the coupling between neutronics and thermohydrodynamics with simple but realistic hypotheses assumed to model the evolution of all the variables involved in the calculation.
Jean Serrat, a former French commercial pilot, told France's BFMTV there were only three realistic hypotheses: The aircraft was hit by a missile, there was a "major technical incident" that led to it exploding mid-flight, or something exploded inside.
The notable consistency between IPA and the results from our method indicates that our approach can generate realistic hypotheses for further biological experimental validation.
