Sentence examples for approximation the majority from inspiring English sources

Retention rates were compared by considering post-test retention rates when reported [ 18, 19, 22, 25, 29], and when not available the earliest post-intervention follow-up retention rate was used as the best approximation, the majority of which were short term (<3 months) [ 23, 24, 26– 28, 30], one medium term (3≤ month ≤6) [ 20] and one long term (>6 months) [ 21].

He shows that in both cases the linear approximation of eq 36 holds for the majority of Mn3+ environments, but as the scatter in the values of Δ R a is large; the correlation coefficient is typically only 0.7.

The majority of them rely on approximations, often applied to the network model, aiming at making OPF convex and yielding inexact solutions.

The majority of the Hawaii varieties showed closer approximation with the Thai varieties, indicating parentage or ancestry of Thai germplasm.

Interestingly, the majority of the mutation pairs selected towards the end of the approximation procedure shared a specific function (Figure 2).

Thus, the QSS model may fit the majority of data points in this case and give a good approximation.

The overall adsorption for the majority of smoke compounds measured appeared to follow a pseudo-first order approximation to second order kinetics.

This simplifying approximation is justified by the fact that during formation of either concentrated or dilute urine, the majority of sodium reabsorption occurs via the ascending limb.

The results of this study show that although visual registration could provide a reasonable approximation in some cases, a substantial distance to an actual target lesion was seen in the majority of cases which could not be overcome by experience.

Considering the data shown in Figure 2 and in our previous work, we conclude that the majority of allelic measurements reported by our RNA-Seq analysis are accurate approximations of steady state gene expression levels present in TSCs.

So in a world where people don't pay much attention to Congress and don't understand it very well and mainly vote based on a rough approximation of how well policies seem to be working in their own lives, how're they supposed to judge the majority's program when the majority isn't able to implement it?