Sentence examples for an approximate gap of from inspiring English sources

Thus there is an approximate gap of 2 min between the maximal dissociation of F-actin and maximal STATc activation.

Where possible, the distance between two adjacent contigs in a scaffold was inferred by comparison with Tcc CLBR, i.e. if two contigs flanking each side of a gap could be aligned with one of the CL Brener haplotypes, then the approximate gap length could be inferred from CL Brener.

Calculation of the urine osmolal gap (UOG) - as an approximate measure of the unmeasured urine cation NH4+ - served as determinate between renal and extrarenal bicarbonate loss in the state of hyperchloremic acidosis.

The Gini coefficient is an approximate measure of the scale of the wealth gap in a society, with a coefficient of zero representing perfect equality.

They had an approximate age of 1.5 years, at which age epiphyseal gaps have closed, and a mean weight of 55.4 kg (sd 4.7).

She has a length of 1027 feet, with an approximate gross of 75,000 tons.

At least Rodriguez told a version of what might have been an approximate slice of truth.

Peter Martins, in his 1991 production of "The Sleeping Beauty," achieved an approximate symbiosis of past and present.

It remains so today, at an approximate cost of $60,000 a court.

France is the least densely populated country in Europe, with an approximate population of 57 million.

It took 13'02", at an approximate speed of 89 MB/s.