Our definition seems to be approximately accurate in a majority of woody dicot leaves, but it may be more biased in the case of "problematic leaves"—that is, leaves with thick or lignified cuticle or hairs, weak vascularization, extremely large or small size, or atypical lobation or compounding.
Although the DOA estimates obtained from the MT-BCS altorithm are approximately accurate, there exists a spurious peak close to the true DOA peaks.
That seems a somewhat optimistic estimate, but even if it is approximately accurate, it is important to understand, first of all, that McChyrstal's proposed counterinsurgency plan is not focused on taking control of all of Afghanistan.
According to the theory displayed in the next section, we can randomly output any intermediate hyperplane and the approximately accurate solution is still warranted in a long-term training.
In discussing the audition, Rollins uses such inescapable managerial adjectives as "unique," "exciting," and, of course, "great," but for once they seem to be approximately accurate.
This situation by itself provides reasonably good evidence that radiocarbon and the current calibration curves yield approximately accurate dates in the second millennium BC.
Overall, though, the CBO's forecasts for Medicaid were approximately accurate, because greater-than-expected enrollment in other states made up for the shortfall in states that did not expand the program.
If we accept those figures as approximately accurate, the ACS figures imply that 54% of the gross enrollments under Obamacare (i.e., Exchange + Medicaid combined) were previously uninsured.
The values in 1986 124.77), 1997 (118.4) and 2007 988) indicate age reporting improved to being approximately accurate (110 124.9) and highly accurate (less than 105), respectively.
