Sentence examples for an approximation of those from inspiring English sources

The probability and the bias could be considered as an approximation of those produced by the corresponding joint association hypothesis.

The underlying causes of symptoms and reasons for seeking care are not known and need to be imposed on the synthetic patients in an approximation of those that appear in the real EMRs.

History is always just an approximation of the past.

A creeping tightness slinking across the chest and gut is an approximation of the actual sensation.

That same year, they held an approximation of the military funeral George Dorsey had never received.

The truth is that most interviews in most media are merely an approximation of the encounter.

"Administration officials should do that themselves and send us an approximation of the cost".

As always, getting at the truth - or even an approximation of the truth - proved impossible.

Some performed an approximation of the electric slide, while others waltzed with the few men present.

Even an approximation of the population by a journalist was impossible.

"The prices that individual suppliers pay depend on their own hedging strategies, and the Ofgem methodology is, at best, an approximation of what those hedging profiles are," said the spokesperson.