Sentence examples for approximately symmetrical from inspiring English sources
"approximately symmetrical" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is commonly used to describe an object that is not perfectly symmetrical but is close enough that it appears to be symmetrical. For example: "The flower petals were approximately symmetrical, with only a few minor deviations."
The fluorescence emission peaks were narrow and approximately symmetrical.
It was also felt desirable for all parameters to have approximately symmetrical distributions.
The gamma-ray fluence distribution was estimated, as well as the absorbed doses resulting approximately symmetrical for cells located at upper and lower of vaginal cylinder.
Distributions nos. 3 and 4 are moderately skewed to the right (+ ½ < skewness < + 1), while nos. 1 and 2 are approximately symmetrical (0 < skewness < + ½).
The inverse funnel plot was approximately symmetrical, thus there was no significant publication bias in the meta-analysis of the reduction of monthly migraine days.
The measured lateral deformations of all columns having equal end eccentricities and bent in single curvature mode were approximately symmetrical about the mid-height point as depicted in Fig. 8a.
The geometric mean of the ratios (the global multiplication factor related to TDC) corresponds approximately to the median of the ratios if the log transformed ratios have a (roughly) symmetrical distribution.
Draw some symmetrical vase shapes.
Each of these approximately radially symmetrical cells is cone-shaped at the cell end that faces the interior; we refer to the cone-shaped (apical) end of the cell as the flagellar end because the flagella will develop on this side of the cell.
In this paper, we take the axis-symmetrical nature of faces into consideration and design a framework to produce approximately axis-symmetrical virtual dictionary for enhancing the accuracy of face recognition.
These disturbances propagated both in the northern and the southern hemispheres approximately in a symmetrical manner with respect to the heliospheric current sheet (or the streamer belt).
