Sentence examples for realistic true from inspiring English sources

Considering possible acceptance criteria for scanners acquiring data in a clinical trial setting, an achievable accuracy of concentration measures in large uniform regions of activity of 10%% (average) over a range of clinically realistic true concentrations (50 – 300 kBq/ml) may be considered suitable performance.

"But it's not necessarily a realistic or true portrayal.

His images can appear wonderfully "realistic" and "true to life".

19th century Whitechapel is lovingly recreated and, as someone who lives not far from the district, feels realistic and true.

Investors will be much more realistic about true corporate earnings.

Since none of these model assumptions can be realistic, the true axial concentration profile was studied taking account of the interaction of current density and volume fraction of gas, of the resulting variation of flow velocity and of mass transfer of hypochlorite.

It is based on three major points: (i) a realistic or true upper yield point, (ii) typical strain-hardening behaviour common to many materials and (iii) the triaxiality of the stress state that necessarily has to develop at the Lüders front and that determines the stress level at the lower yield strength.

MS Australia attended a meeting with the Neighbours writers to help develop a realistic and true portrayal of the diagnosis, symptoms and treatments.

" Although the majority of the compositions draw inspiration from real-life plants, they have been purposefully made different, as it was not my aim to create something completely realistic and true to life," he explains.

These requirements are such that the schema cannot be realistic, since true organs are organized in 3D and they have diverse sizes.

Though it is not essential that you announce your character's background and class to the reader, your character will feel more realistic and true if their station in life factors into their point of view.