Sentence examples for a rough assumption from inspiring English sources

Since there is no differentiation between wood types in the database (only softwood and hardwood), only a rough assumption regarding the density of wood can be made.

The shape of the building block is a rough assumption in reference to previous studies [2,4], which have approximated the dimensions of C-S-H blocksng blocks.

The origin why the formed oxide layer thickness varies with Ge content is not clear yet, and only a rough assumption is supposed as follows.

It is a rough assumption about the relationship between domain and GO term and may result in a large number of false associations.

Although the model needs a few rough assumptions, and despite limited precision of the observed data (i.e. seroprevalence data was only collected monthly), our model successfully provides similar estimates of λ for 3 discrete locations.

Despite a few rough assumptions, the figure indicates that average age at infection directly influences the age-specific patterns of HEV incidence, enabling the prediction of incidence shortly before the age of finishing (i.e. 180 days).

Therefore, we made the rough assumption, that patients with a large number of different drugs have an above average non-adherence rate, and patients with few drugs have a below average non-adherence rate.

Despite of this rough assumption, the analytical results about the equilibrium shapes and their stability show a good agreement with the finite element simulations performed with a commercial code.

However, upon making the rough assumption that the dissociation constant of the ChTB-GM1 complex on the Au|DPTL support is equal to that on the Au|TEGL support, a 40-fold increase of K D is estimated in passing from the Au|TEGL to the Au|DPTL support.

Using a number of rough assumptions, Plexus estimates optimal fund size like this: small-cap growth, $700 million; large-cap growth, $1.7 billion; small-cap value, $3.6 billion; large-cap value, $10.7 billion.

Using rough assumptions, the Hall paper concluded the economic damage from Microsoft's practices amounted to overcharging about $10 for each copy of its Windows operating system.