Sentence examples for approximate days from inspiring English sources

The large thermal margins between operating and "potential damage" temperatures, along with the typically very slow accident response times (approximate days to reach peak temperatures), tend to reduce concerns about uncertainties in the simulation models, the initiating events, and the equipment and operator responses.

This time period may seem like forever, but if you pass the time the right way, it can fly by! Make a calendar counting down the approximate days until you get your braces off.

Across all three groups, 458 (17.8%) athletes were evaluated within the first day post injury, 1258 (49.0%) were evaluated at approximate 3 days following injury, and 850 (33.1%) were evaluated between 4 and 7 days.

In the Yellow and Huai wheat production region of China, the grain-filling stage of winter wheat cultivars usually lasts approximate 40 days from late April to early June for almost every cropping seasons; this may fluctuate according to the environmental characteristics of specific regions or provinces.

What astounded the researchers were the results of studies in monkeys kept awake for 30 to 36 hours--conditions approximating several days without sleep in humans.

Cells containing the lux cassette genes demonstrated bioluminescent output over an approximate three-day period without any exogenous input.

Hyperbilirubinemia was defined as a serum total bilirubin [STB] of >15 mg/dl in the first week of life and infant's age was measured in hours and approximated to days.

Each crop consisted of a 10 × 10 grid of regularly spaced plants, studied for 70 days (approximate length of the melon crop cycle in fields in Southern France).

A total of 10,958 participants responded to two questions about the presence of oral disease (the number of natural teeth in their mouth, and the approximate number of days their gums had bled in the previous year) [ 35]; a lower number of remaining natural teeth and higher number of bleeding days were taken as indicators of poorer oral health.

The scores were coded by assigning the approximate number of days per year that the respondent talked to the specific network member (e.g., "every day" = 365; "several times a week" = 182; "once a month" = 12; "a couple times a year" = 2) and were summed across all social network members to obtain a measure of the overall volume of contact with them.

14 Throughout the text, the example of cumulative 3-year costs, approximated as 1080 days based on the 30-day costing interval, will be used.