Sentence examples for reporting unrealistic from inspiring English sources

These results indicate that the experimental design (settings S1 S4), as well as the problem formulation (binary or rank prediction), each can lead to reporting unrealistic prediction results, unless the effects of these factors are well understood and acknowledged in the study.

They reported  unrealistic results as well as a non-convergence at high pressures (Barrufet et al. 1995; Wu and Chilingar 1997).

Pregnancies were excluded if the participant did not return a prepregnancy food frequency questionnaire, left more than 70 food frequency questionnaire items blank, or reported unrealistic total daily energy intakes (<2090 kJ (<500 kcal) or 14 630 kJ (>3500 kcal)).

A spokesman had no comment, and some investors considered the report unrealistic.

However, they also reported experiencing unrealistic expectations from their research colleagues regarding their level of research training and education.

In France, physicians have repeatedly reported that unrealistic patient expectations, patient pressure to prescribe antibiotics, and insufficient time to educate patients about the inefficacy of antibiotics for upper respiratory tract infections are the major reasons why antibiotics are prescribed for these self-limiting diseases (12, 29, 36, 37).

For the MD simulations reported here, the unrealistic structures involve base stacking by intercalation or loop formation (see the footnotes of Table 5, Figures 5 and 6, and Figure S18 of the Supporting Information).

These results demonstrate the importance of adjusting the model hyper-parameters and the application of the nested CV, especially in smaller data sets, to avoid reporting biased model parameters or unrealistic drug target interaction prediction results.

Kaplan officials said they had seen no evidence of manipulated grades, inflated placement reports or unrealistic job promises.

Women who reported intake resulting in unrealistic energy intake estimates (arbitrarily set to < 2500 kJ/day or > 25,000 kJ/day) were excluded (356/70,188 0.5%)).

Whilst some clinicians found it useful to have somewhere to write down the agreed management plan, others felt that the use of a management plan to form part of a mutual discussion was unrealistic and reported that few (if any) patients had actually attempted to change the management plan with the consultant [ 14].