Sentence examples for realistic indicators from inspiring English sources

Oracle challenged that notion, arguing that the better-than-expected results were not realistic indicators of PeopleSoft's business prospects.

Only a handful of them are abundant enough to be detectable from space, however, so astronomers are figuring out which ones could be realistic indicators of life.

Research, monitoring and evaluation Evaluate program objectives, processes, and outcomes using realistic indicators, and allowing enough time for results to be observed.

DLP is a more realistic indicator of the radiation dose and, in calculating the DLP, the measure of CTDIvol is still required.

This can be achieved by using residential address points as a proxy for individual location data to provide a realistic indicator of population density.

However, we recommend using authentic endemic data whenever possible to provide a more realistic indicator of the background noise that will affect outbreak detection performance.

In addition, the mean delay experienced by end users is expected as a performance indicator instead of the probabilistic packet delay and loss rate which are recognized as more realistic performance indicators.

The study objectives include identifying the sources of uncertainties in PV valuation, developing a probabilistic model that incorporates the identified uncertainties into portfolios, and providing potential investors in community solar with realistic financial indicators.

While the strategy was planned by senior staff, the changes take place at every level, so the first step for us – and for any business looking to make these changes – is to establish challenging, but realistic, key performance indicators (KPIs).

While accepting this conclusion, the paper argues that, in order to construct a more realistic landscape of indicators to inform copyright policy makers, the economic case of copyright needs to be broadened to include not only the direct producers of the work in its material form, but also the producers of the meaning and value of the work (the overall perception of its "quality").

These results therefore suggest that demographic (such as CMR) studies provide more realistic and reliable indicators necessary for conservation programmes to be effective in the long-term.