If A is known to activate B perhaps A is a transcription factor and B a protein that is induced by A then it is not unusual to find activation summarized in some Hill function of the form (1) d [ B ] dt = M [ A ] h K h + [ A ] h, for which, as Hill himself well understood and has been repeatedly pointed out [ 19], there is almost no realistic biochemical justification.
Thus, conservative budget hawks and liberal social welfare advocates alike subordinate their usual priorities to help their parties pay off wealthy farmers regardless of need, policy justification or even a realistic assessment of how to strengthen small farms.
What saves him, and the novel — it's an element that makes for a more stimulating richness of perspective, and makes it harder to "blame" any given character — is that he is ultimately as realistic as Lene, if rather more prone to self-justification.
The sentiment that Trump is far from ideal but is better than the only realistic alternative is one many of his backers are clinging to as justification for maintaining their support.
A post-hoc justification is that in the simplest eco-evolutionary models more realistic genetic assumptions, such as haploid sexual or diploid sexual cases, yield results compatible with the clonal ones.
The justification for adding Gaussian noise to make the data more realistic lies with the Central Limit Theorem, which shows that under appropriate conditions the overall effect of extrinsic noise sources will be normal [ 4].
Of course, no forum is perfect, but that is not a justification for leaving whole classes of defamed individuals without redress or a realistic opportunity to clear their names.
Another Israeli journalist, Larry Derfner, catalogued the questions not answered by the clip: We don't know if Salameh pulled a realistic-looking cigarette-lighter gun during the fight, which was N.'s stated justification for shooting him; you can't see such an object in the video, although again, the video is dark and not very distinct, as if done in "night vision".
As the Bulletin's former editor Eugene Rabinowitch noted in 1947: "The justification for the intrusion of scientists into national and international affairs, is the compelling necessity for a factual, realistic attitude as the basis of political decisions".
