Sentence examples for approximately denotes from inspiring English sources

This nomenclature is useful from the health perspective as it approximately denotes the fractions which can penetrate to different depths of the human respiratory system.

Therefore, the complexity of a BPA evaluation in this paper is approximately denoted by (O(M^{n_{T}+2} phantom {dot {i}!}).

We can approximately denote w(p) by the first-order Taylor series expansion w(p (k))+〈∇w(p (k)),p−p (k)〉 of w(p) around the given any viable solution (left { {{p_{i}^{k}}} right }).

The colors in the image map indicate the amplitude of the resulting MRI signal or proton density, with red approximately denoting the highest density of water-related protons.

Thus, their Doppler offsets are approximately equal and denoted as f r.

To visualize this projection, we notice that during the long silent phase of the SS solution, v restricted to the surface (hat{f}_{1}=0) is approximately a constant denoted by (bar{v}approx-0.5) (see Figs. 2C, 13B and 14A).

In the current setting, 0.01 % gain in sensitivity denotes discovering approximately 19 additional indels.

Although the differences seem small, 0.01 % gain in sensitivity denotes discovering approximately 144 additional variants in the current experimental setting.

The random failure period is relatively flat (approximately constant), which is denoted as the "useful life" phase.

All tumour-bearing rtTA/MIC females were sacrificed at a total tumour volume of approximately six cubic centimetres (denoted as "end-stage").

Recording sites were made in the NAc core-shell border, medial to the anterior commissure that encompass sites within both the NAc core and the shell (approximately within the areas denoted in Figure  2C), with the tungsten matrix electrodes placed (∼100 200 µm) away from the recording electrode (115 µM spacing, FHC).