Sentence examples for approximately to reflect from inspiring English sources
The GRC results and the observed and adjusted changes all appeared approximately to reflect underlying normal distributions.
Symbol will also include a provision of approximately $11 million to reflect reduced collectability from some of its manufacturing partners.
The company plans an inventory writedown of approximately $70 million to reflect weakening demand or product obsolescence.
33 The goal was to survey approximately 400 people, equally distributed among the four racial/ethnic groups (White, Black, Latino/a and Asian/Pacific Islander) and approximately 60% women (to reflect their distribution in the population).
The closest distance between the decoy and the last standing point of the observer was measured as the number of steps of approximately 1 m to reflect flight initiation distance.
To test these estimates with actual data we fragmented DNA from the colorectal cancer cell line HT29 to sizes of approximately 150-250 bp to reflect the degree of fragmented DNA in plasma and performed serial dilution experiments with the fragmented DNA (that is, 50%, 20 %, 15 %, 10 %, 51%, and 0%).
The products for analysis were chosen to reflect approximately 90%% market share of the major STP categories in the United States and Sweden at that time.
Details of the STP markets in the United States and Sweden were obtained in 2008, and the products for analysis were chosen to reflect approximately 90% share of these two markets at that time, including STPs from all of the principal manufacturers.
Details of the STP markets in the United States and Sweden were obtained, and the products for analysis were chosen to reflect approximately 90% market share of the major STP categories in these two markets at that time.
We selected our TCDD dose to reflect approximately equal multiples of the LD50 values for each species to ensure that a similar ultimate phenotype was being considered.
The age of the infants at interview and the time of day of the reference sleep were weighted to reflect approximately the ages and times of day at which infants had died unexpectedly.
