Sentence examples for approximating slightly from inspiring English sources

"For me to kind of know that I got sick, and then was so fortunate to receive the kind of care that I got, when so many people have nothing even approximating slightly that kind of care — you know, it's a heavy feeling.

The yield of CO2 from glucose was approximated as slightly higher than its theoretical yield due possibly to the availability of O2 in the early fermentation stage.

We found that in both males and females the lifespan extension conferred by these two lines approximated or slightly exceeded mth (not shown).

Group 5, the largest group (27.5%) of individuals, had lifelong average adiposity z scores approximating zero and slightly above average adiposity at birth designated "optimum normal growth".

This relationship can be approximated using a slightly modified van Genuchten function.

Next, it is shown that the subspace spanned by the set of dominant proper orthogonal modes can be well approximated by a slightly larger set of linear normal modes with special boundary conditions.

Performance of the Gaussian approximated system shows slightly worst error floors with higher order modulations.

However,since the approximate formula slightly overestimates the variance, it will tend tounderestimate the stability of any memory state.

ISO 15927-4 slightly slightly better approximates solar conditions in central Poland than TMY3 method – the %RMSE equals 5.25% and 6.71% respectively.

Some IL-2 producing cells were detected in the liver of AAV-HBV injected mice, hence the overall proportion of multiple cytokine producer cells (double and triple) approximated 80%, with a slightly lower proportion in HBV-free mice (data not shown).

Our engagement with this horrific vision is only slightly marred by the author's acknowledgment of having in some places "taken the license of approximating dialogue for the purpose of maintaining the narrative" -- a dubious practice for a journalist.