Sentence examples for amount approx from inspiring English sources

Within male pt(i) and Ft(i), normalised HL explains approximately the same amount (approx. 0.1%), which is up to 30 and 50 times less variation respectively than when other traits are considered alone within the same groups.

Bread samples were weighed before and after the film forming solutions application to calculate the exact amount (approx. 1.00 ± 0.07 g) and the initial total viable count of L. rhamnosus GG on bread crust.

We used always the same amount of approx. 4.0 kg which delivered 500 600 °C.

In the kidney, the maximal uptake of IL-1ra appeared 30 min after injection, with the amount as approx. 6 times as that of the fusion protein.

For the year 2008, the total annual financial burden incurred by osteoporotic fractures in Austria amounted to approx. €685.2 million, the largest fraction of which was due to the opportunity cost of family care (30.2%), followed by costs for hospitalization (26.6%).

To give a solid example: Structural steel work for the solar field of a 500,000 m2 aperture parabolic trough plant (typical 50 MW plant in Spain with 7 h thermal storage) amounts to approx. 12,500 tons of steel.

Osteoporosis is also associated with costs due to lost economic value-added which amounts to approx. €40 million.

"After tax, this allowance amounts to approx £350 a month and just covers my basic £17 a night accommodation at the Lympstone Marine Camp," he said.

For protein extraction, a small amount of mycelium (approx. 1 5 × 1 5 mm), either from a PDA plate or from an infected fruit, was collected with a toothpick and transferred to 1 ml 70%% ethanol.

Deezer raised €6.5 million in October 2009 in a series B round, bringing the total amount invested to approx €12.2 million, but a big part of this money was used to pay royalties to majors (one of the strengths of Deezer were these agreements, but it seems they had weakened the company).

Normally all the sows have a large amount of straw (approx. 15 kg) in the pen at the time of farrowing.