Sentence examples for approximate development from inspiring English sources

This is in accordance with Arndt et al. [ 2], who considered a more approximate development based on dinucleotide frequencies and odds ratios conditional on the left preceding base (rather than the two left preceding bases).

One study approximated economic development using data on the provincial gross domestic product per capita, reporting higher diabetes prevalence in developed urban (12%) and rural (12%) areas and in underdeveloped urban areas (10.4%) but lower prevalence in underdeveloped rural areas (5.8%) (1).

Autogenous volume deformation of MgO concrete with reaction time ranging between 50 s and 200 s tended to stabilize after approximate two years development with no retraction or drop-back, and it exhibited good relationship with long-term water absorption of aggregates while alternative method to accurately quantify the effective periclase in clinker should be explored.

In order to capture key features of engine spray-combustion environments, the LEM methodology is extended by introducing a conical LEM domain to approximate spray spatial development, fuel vapor input based on CFD-prescribed spray evaporation, and a representation of large scale turbulent motions distinct from the inertial-range turbulence that develops at smaller scales.

Each line in the plot represents a different embryo; diagrammed embryos denote the approximate stages of development.

The plant ontology obtained from Soybase [ 54] gives an approximate stage of development for each tissue in this study (Table 3).

Error bars indicate 95% CIs, and diagrammed embryos denote the approximate stages of development for each genotype; n = 5 for each genotype at each time point.

At the end of that period, individual animals were isolated and their developmental stages were determined by scoring the positions of the GFP-marked distal tip cells; accordingly, for each animal the approximate period of larval development spent at 25° was inferred from previously described rates of C. elegans gonadal development (Byerly et al. 1976).

In a speech at the groundbreaking ceremony, Mr. Brooks noted philosophically that the movement of students into and out of the dorm would approximate the stages of development in which young men bond, grow and move on.

However, the joint power allocation and admission control problem is not convex that necessitates the development of approximate algorithms.

Accurate solution of the problem requires the development of approximate boundary conditions which correctly model the physics of the unsteady flow in the far field.