Sentence examples for as first approximation from inspiring English sources

So, as first approximation, a magnetic particle at temperature T will have the same magnetic behavior as a particle at temperature (T_0,) but with an effective magnetic gradient given by Eq. 19.

The classification performance of our signature is evident in representations that indicate as first approximation the up-regulation of the signature in hypoxic condition.

At that stage, matrix and fracture properties were considered as first approximations to be modified during history matching.

While decomposition indices based on initial litter quality provide a broad explanation of quantitative and qualitative decomposition, they can only be taken as first approximations.

The division of the world into states is arguably justifiable on functional grounds, to the extent that states appear as "first approximations of optimal units for allocating and producing the world's resources" (Coleman and Harding 1995, 38).

The results obtained are found to match with the results obtained using the analytical expressions, which are generally used as first approximations for the steady-state behaviour of natural circulation loops [Y.

The solution leads to a set of general, though unexpectedly simple optimization principles, which correct some earlier speculation [ 17] and are useful as first approximations for actual projects.

As well, and as a first approximation, the growth rates of the metastases were assumed to be the same as that of the primary tumor.

Anyway, we assume here that the later are balanced in both directions so as a first approximation we neglect them as well.

Our microarray data record expression levels which as a first approximation can be viewed as unknown affine transformations of concentrations.

As a first approximation, CDHA may be considered as HA with some ions missing (ionic vacancies) (Brown and Martin 1999).