Sentence examples for approximately observed from inspiring English sources

According to this model, the irreversible capacity should be directly proportional to the chalcogen content, and this is approximately observed at high chalcogen content.

Our results show that the release of VEGF, mediated by the proteolytic cleavage of matrix-bound VEGF165 to soluble VEGF114, does not increase total soluble VEGF levels at steady state as long as the total clearance (clearance and internalization) of VEGF165 and VEGF114 are indistinguishable, which was assumed in our model and was approximately observed in the plasma of mice [42].

We therefore assume that the first of these, the 30% compliant, has a subgroup of 20% fulfilling the NLST criteria, that is, 6% of the overall population, and 10% fulfilling the UKLS criteria (3% of the overall population, as approximately observed in UKLS).

We consider two possible scenarios: firstly, that this combined rate is 30%, as approximately observed in the UKLS pilot trial (Field et al, 2013) and, secondly, that following the publicity and heightened awareness that would accompany a national programme, a compliance rate of 60% would be observed.

In the 2-year North American study, which enrolled 1,232 patients with knee OA, the placebo effect was approximately twice that observed in our study, and was comparable to the magnitude of change observed in the group given 15 mg risedronate in our study.

The study finds that the sun is unlikely to have caused more than 0.15°C of the observed approximately 1°C warming over the past 300 years.

This allows approximately for the observed fact that short waves, the most severe for small boats and ships, have height-to-length or steepness ratios greater than those of long waves.

Subgroup and meta-regression analyses demonstrated that study differences in age at time of RT administration and duration of follow-up explained approximately 80% of observed heterogeneity.

A line of bathymetric highs running subparallel to this recent volcanic front was observed approximately 20 km to the east.

Approximately 60% of observed field fluctuations are attributable to the density variations, as evident from the regression analysis.

Stone (1974) argued that the heat transport by a direct (Hadley) circulation will explain the observed approximately neutral (but slightly stable) stratification of the lower atmosphere.