Sentence examples for approximately as well from inspiring English sources

For almost all tasks, we found that the automated scores correlated with the mean scores approximately as well as the judges' individual scores.

She said the data for people making $500,000 or more "suggest that the women who have geared their lives the same way as men seem to be doing approximately as well".

The simplest and strongest argument against the $100 laptop, though, is that even if it can be built, and even if it will work approximately as well as Negroponte promises it will, it's still a waste of money.

With five outcome categories (scores) we obtained a classification sensitivity of 49%, which is approximately as well as physician experts and discriminant analysis achieved using a subset of the same data.

The ties forged in that clump of commanders catapulted them into extremely well-paying jobs in the firm of Giuliani Partners and convinced the mayor to propose Bernard Kerik as the next chief of the Department of Homeland Security, a position for which he was approximately as well qualified as I am to be quarterback for the New England Patriots.

The generalized multi-symplectic formulation is introduced, and a twelve-point generalized multi-symplectic scheme, which satisfies two discrete modified conservation laws approximately as well as the local momentum conservation law accurately, is constructed to solve the first-order PDEs that derived from the compound KdV Burgers equation.

To ensure adequate group sizes for survival analyses, the patients were selected to have a 10-year overall survival of approximately 50%, as well as approximately equal amounts of recurrences within the two stages.

The collection consists largely of items removed from books in the Harrisse Collection in Special Collections at Johns Hopkins dating from approximately 1876-1910, as well as correspondence about Harrisse after his death, dating from 1937-1941.

This NICU is associated with the regional reference centre for genetic diseases, and therefore has a high prevalence of neonates with malformations (approximately 20%), as well as of admissions of infants born elsewhere (outborn) (approximately 35%).

This relation approximately holds as well for not too skewed Inverse Gaussian distributions and is a good approximation to estimate its descriptor σ approximately from an empirically observed ω1/2.

He also suggests a resurvey of property by a licensed surveyor (costing from a few hundred dollars to approximately $1,000) as well as a mechanical and structural inspection ($100 to $500).