Sentence examples for approximately matched from inspiring English sources
The combined data of iPBS and ISSR markers scored on 25 accessions produced five clusters that approximately matched the geographic distribution of the species.
Universal fiber is a multimode fiber that has an LP01 mode field diameter approximately matched to that of standard single-mode fiber.
The proposed scheme reduces correlation in image data by finding two-dimensional blocks of pixels that are approximately matched throughout the data and replacing them with short codewords.
Activists from both sides admit that the port city remains divided into two approximately matched camps – those who favour closer ties with Russia, and those loyal to the government in Kiev.
It is true that in Britain, where cigarette commercials on television were banned in 1965, sales of cigarettes, after an initial drop, have increased by about two per cent over a five-year period in spite of the ban, and that this increase has approximately matched the growth of the adult population of Britain.
Thus, one potential implication for future studies in this area is the benefit of including a control group of healthy adults, to treat them as a "normative" group to verify that the employed visual and auditory stimuli are approximately matched in their physical and/or perceptual features.
These characteristics approximately match with the theoretical derivation or simulated results from Agilent-ADS, Ansoft-HFSS, and IntelliSuite software.
Each structural design meets a predefined coupling distribution, that approximately matches the stiffness of a baseline blade.
The timing approximately match the main generation and expulsion timing (140 110 Ma) of the Chang 7 source rocks.
Employers added 155,000 jobs in December, approximately matching the solid but unspectacular monthly rate of the last two years.
The ≈9-day periodicity in the variation of the differential rotation approximately matches with the known quasi 10-day periodicity in the total solar irradiance (TSI) variability.
