Sentence examples for a rough analysis from inspiring English sources
I carried out a rough analysis of 100 consecutive entries in the corrections column.
But, based on a rough analysis, they said they believed that the audience possibly dropped as much as 12percentt.
But pressed, Mr. Takahashi acknowledged that his institute had performed only a "rough" analysis of the breakwater's effect on those communities.
A rough analysis of the data (it's not an exact science because parliament's records are so shoddy) shows that about 40% of these businesses have not been fully declared in the official register of members' financial interests.
The fluid model is attractive to provide a rough analysis of large systems, with high arrival rate and many servers.
These models could result quite complex to manage because of the need of, at least, a rough analysis of the actual foam structure.
Such support is required throughout the design process, but the available commercial tools are only appropriate at specific points in the design process providing either an early rough analysis or a late but detailed analysis.
This is a pretty rough analysis, since the categories are administrative and not economic (in other words, some categories could be worth billions of dollars while others are much less valuable).
After conducting half of the interviews and a first rough analysis, it will be decided whether or not patients generally not visiting any GP or specialist are sufficiently represented in the sample.
A first observation by light microscopy after toluidine blue staining confirmed the integrity of the samples and allowed a first rough analysis of secondary growth progression based on overall transverse area (excluding any remaining epidermal or cortex layers) and the proportion occupied by the xylem.
In reality, the Cassidy-Graham would shrink the federal investment in health care programs dramatically, by somewhere in the neighborhood of $400 billion over the next ten years, or maybe even more, according to a preliminary and rough analysis by the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.
