Sentence examples similar to realistic score from inspiring English sources

Here's how it worked: We wanted head-to-head matchups and a system that produced realistic scores 36-288 is typical).

However, we still lack a clear understanding of the degree to which any of these patterns is necessary to produce realistic scoring dynamics.

To estimate realistic scores that take into account biologically relevant substitution processes (e.g. transition rates more frequent than transversions for DNA sequences, highest probability of changes between amino acids with physicochemical similarities), BMGE weights the entropy estimation with standard substitution matrices (e.g. PAM or BLOSUM).

"We thought it was realistic to score a couple of wins," Allison said.

With respect to MCQs, students given the image test with the realistic image scored significantly better (14.3) than students supplied with other supplements, but we found no significant differences among students supplied realistic-schematic, schematic, or keywords.

And while no one expects it to repeat the stunning overall success in Barcelona, the Americans have realistic hopes to score medals in at least half of the sailing disciplines.

We wanted program directors to be able to provide residents a realistic goal ACR score to attempt to surpass in each year of their training.

Given Kimi Raikkonen's struggles to compete for race wins this year Sebastian Vettel - winner in Malaysia and Hungary this season - is Ferrari's most realistic hope of scoring a victory at the Italian Grand Prix.

Realistic obtainable LOD scores would then be lower than the maximum values that we presented in Table  2.

Patients allocated to the ISDM programme achieved higher scores of knowledge and higher scores of realistic expectations.

Parallel to other RIASEC instruments (Su et al. 2009), large gender differences were demonstrated with men scoring higher on realistic and enterprising interests, and women scoring higher on the artistic and social types.