Sentence examples for approximate extent from inspiring English sources

Approximate extent of the phospholipid bilayer is shown as thick gray lines.

Aftershock distribution outlines approximate extent of fault rupture (Angster et al. 2015).

A large British survey is being conducted to identify sources of occupational exposure to hand-transmitted and whole-body vibration, and to estimate the approximate extent of such exposures and their health effects.

Although these tailings were deposited over the entire history of mining at the LCMS; the older tailings are capped with recently deposited material released by the 1996 log dam failure (the approximate extent of this material is shown by the gray shading in the inset box in Figure 1).

To indicate the approximate extent of cleavage, we have included in the Supplementary Information the sequence of each protein construct that entered crystal trials and the regions of the protein for which electron density was absent (Text S1).

Arrows show the approximate extent of the bundle in two orthogonal directions.

This has resulted in a positive correction of 16 mWm−2 to regions north of the approximate southern extent of the Devensian ice at the last glacial maximum and 20 mWm−2 south of the ice extent, where the extent of the Devensian ice was taken from Bowen et al. (2002).

The rectangular box shows the approximate spatial extent of the focal area of the 2008 Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku earthquake.

Another way to investigate the sulfuric acid system is to use a reaction variable other than total reacted sulfur to approximate the extent of reaction.

The rectangular box in the overview map shows the approximate spatial extent of the focal area of the 2008 Iwate-Miyagi Nairiku earthquake.

Other recent studies have demonstrated that the CT scan can be used to approximate the extent of coronary calcification [ 46].