The phrase "a subset of roughly" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a portion or smaller group that is part of a larger category, often with an approximate quantity or estimation.
Example: "The study focused on a subset of roughly 200 participants from the larger population."
Alternatives: "a portion of approximately" or "a segment of about".
Applying MUOD to a subset of roughly 400 million Google+ users, it has allowed identifying and discriminating automatically sets of outlier users, which present features associated to different definitions of influential users, like capacity to attract engagement, capacity to attract a large number of followers, or high infection capacity.
Fortunately, a subset of roughly 20 devices makes up about 80percentt of the volume for Android, so the problem is more manageable than one might suspect.
A subset of roughly a dozen of these contains both an LRR region and one or more Ig domains.
As part of our collaborative role in annotating the draft genome assembly v1.1 of the Daphnia pulex genome[ 1], we focused our attention on a subset of roughly 40 orthologous groups of C2H2 ZFPs identified in a recent comparative genomic analysis to be well conserved in "bilaterians" (i.e. worms, flies, and humans)[ 2].
It takes its origin in Statecharts (Sci. Comput. Programming 8 (1987) 231), but with the Argos operators, one can build only a subset of Statecharts, roughly those that do not make use of multi-level arrows.
The Dolomites in fact comprise a subset of the Alps roughly between Belluno, Brunico and Bolzano.
In the interest of cost efficiency, it is likely that selection candidates will not be genotyped using a high-density array such as the PorcineSNP60 but rather will be genotyped on a low-density array like the recently released GeneSeek Genomic Profiler for Porcine LD (GGP-Porcine: GeneSeek Inc., a Neogen Co., Lincoln, NE), a subset of the PorcineSNP60 containing roughly 10K SNP.
A subset of 104 participants (80% women), roughly equally distributed across the 8 cells, participated in a follow-up study 4 6 months later, in which they completed a measure of evolution acceptance ([24]; Cronbach's α = .85), our single-item religiosity measure, intrinsic and extrinsic religiosity (Cronbach's αs = .80 and.82), and a measure of religious fundamentalism ([36]; Cronbach's α = .85).85
On a typical, clinically relevant child population in primary care, we would expect the model built in Eysink et al. [ 65] to perform worse than that built in van der Mark et al. [ 71], because the predictors used in the former are roughly a subset of those used in the latter while both models were developed using the same statistical method.
The goal is, roughly, to find a subset of the species (taxa) on which all or some significant subset of the trees agree.
The study by cap table management tool Carta (formerly eShares) looked at a subset of its privately held company customers including roughly 180,000 employees, 15,000 founders, and 6,000 companies encompassing $45 billion in equity value.
