Sentence examples for a rough measurement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a rough measurement" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used when referring to an estimate or approximation that is not precise. Example: "The architect provided a rough measurement of the room dimensions before finalizing the design."
Cancer cells being glycolytic, glucose levels were measured with and without cancer cells in the hepatic niche as a rough measurement of overburden by tumour cells.
The barometer's swing offers a rough measurement of the limits of American power.
Moore's Law says transistors per chip (a rough measurement of power) double every two years.
When high stakes like firing personnel and dismantling schools are attached to such a rough measurement, the results are never going to be valid.
Wrinkled and rutted bark suggested great age, and a rough measurement of the tree's girth, with reference to the Woodland Trust's ready reckoner, placed its birth date at around the time of Charles II.
So a Forbes reporter paced out the space to take a rough measurement.
Using a very rough measurement from noisy gradients can betray sufficient information about the generalized condition number.
Here we made a rough relative measurement of brightness that confounds these different factors but that allows a gross comparisons across GECIs.
A possible explanation could be that the styryl dye FM1-43 may only provide a rough quantitative measurement of exocytosis in Cryptosporidium sporozoites as proteins and adhesions exocytosed are shed during helical gliding, along with possibly the dye.
Writing in the journal Physical Review, the scientists predict a very precise spectral index of 0.96478, which is close to the latest, though somewhat rough, measurement of 0.968.
Rough measurement of PCR fragment lengths coincided well with expectations based on sequence information.
