Sentence examples for approximated total from inspiring English sources

This approximated total covariance is always a bit lower than the true total covariance.

PR-104 volume of distribution approximated total body water (mean Vdss, 35.8 L/m; CV, 63%).

There remains a potential bias if certain neonatal deaths were systematically unsuccessfully followed up for VA, but we do not expect this given that the sum of the VA-derived CSMRs closely approximated total mortality rates derived from surveillance in the same areas.

Approximated total costs rose from 3 to 8.2 billion Euros in 2012 and can be extrapolated to 9.1 billion Euros in 2013.

The ranges for approximating total VMT and total carbon emissions for the local depot delivery scenario are below.

Uptake was first assayed at 2 mmol/l extracellular lactate, which approximates total lactate level during brain activation.

Since the clearance of low molecular weight solutes during CRRT closely approximates total effluent flow, the dose of therapy can be quantified in terms of the sum of the ultrafiltrate and dialysate flow rates.

With telaprevir response-guided therapy, early responders only receive standard of care for 24 weeks (approximately £5000), and thus, the approximate total cost for telaprevir response-guided therapy in early responders is £27,398.

But the increase alone in China's power demand over the past two years has approximated the total electricity consumption of Brazil.

In the state of New South Wales, Australia, in the period June 2007 to 2008 there were approximately 34 000 whiplash claims with an approximate total financial cost of $AUD 700 million [ 1].

As of March 25, marijuana arrests in New York city totaled 6,530, roughly 500 arrests less than the approximate total at this time last year.