The phrase "about unchanged" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something remains the same or is not altered, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The results of the experiment were about unchanged from the previous trials."
Alternatives: "approximately the same" or "roughly unchanged."
The Today's Special cafe shorts are about unchanged tea-shops that are about to vanish.
In agriculture, exports rose $300 million, while imports were about unchanged, to produce a trading surplus of $1.8 billion.
On other markets, platinum futures plunged sharply; crude oil rallied to close about unchanged; livestock and meat were mostly higher, and corn was lower but other grains and soybeans were higher.
The number of transactions that MasterCard processed in the second quarter was about unchanged from a year earlier, but would have grown about 10 percent excluding the impact of the lost contracts, she said.
Fortunately, banks reportedly left their standards on auto and credit card loans about unchanged.
Second, the technical indicators were not improved on Aug. 17: VIX was higher, put-call ratios were higher and the NYSE-based breadth oscillator was at a lower (worse) level (the "stocks only" breadth oscillator was about unchanged).
The deficit reflects, among other things, large capital flows from abroad, which sustain the dollar as a reserve currency; the deficit has remained roughly unchanged at about two to three per cent of G.D.P. over the past seven years.
And balance transfer fees haven't gone away; they still average about 3 percent unchanged from the fourth quarter of 2012.
The solar transmittance has been improved from 79.1% without any AR coatings to 84.7% with a three-layer AR coating, and the IR emissivity remains about 0.2 unchanged.
The following Monday, the traders got their wish: Trader C: "The big day [has] arrived… My NYK are screaming at me about an unchanged 3m libor.
I'd say the script is about 80% unchanged; it's like watching a different production of the same play, so only the cast and the set is new.
