"approximation of standards" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used in situations where something is not quite meeting the expected or desired level of standards, but is close to it. Example: The company's new product is still in the approximation of standards, as it does not fully meet all the required specifications, but it is getting close to the desired level of quality.
However, the method of testing followed in phase two, arguably provides a better approximation of standard hospital flooring in a dry state whilst also allowing for a continuous measure of slip resistance.
One common aim of these axiomatizations of QFT is avoiding the usual approximations of standard QFT.
A direct design has higher sensitivity since it provides better approximations of standard errors in comparison with the more common reference design, but the latter reference design allows more flexibility in downstream analysis [ 28].
The estimate of the difference in pregnancy rate between Prolutex and Endometrin with a corresponding two-sided 95% confidence interval (CI) was calculated using the standard formula for the large sample approximation of the standard error of the difference between two proportions.
The error of (18) as an approximation of a standard normal distribution is of order (mathcal {O}left (frac {1}{sqrt {m 1-p p}}right)) [11].
Many papers are dedicated to the approximation of the standard 9/7 filter coefficients by rational values for low-complexity hardware or software implementations [20 22].
end{aligned}However, the s-perimeter provides an approximation of the standard euclidean perimeter since it can be shown that for any bounded set of finite perimeter E begin{aligned} lim _{s uparrow 1} 1-s),P_s(E)=omega _{n-1} 1-s).
Finally note that the definition of coverage computed by the FRC is only an approximation of the standard one because the contigs are not aligned to the genome, however it has the property of identifying assemblies where the genome length has been over estimated.
We show in simulations that it would be possible to estimate the variance from pairwise interactions with samples of a few thousand from strongly bottlenecked human founder populations, and we provide an analytical approximation of the standard error.
However, this should not be regarded as an approximation of a standard error, but rather as an indication that the DE results do not depend much on which SNPs are used in the estimation of heritability.
