Sentence examples for as roughly indicative from inspiring English sources

However, there is no evidence of systematic bias in estimated losses [ 50]; and these databases are regarded as roughly indicative of trends in economic losses over time, if not accurate representations of the actual amount of losses in any particular year or for any particular event.

These ratios can be considered as representative, respectively, of the extent of the release of Cu2+ ions, in turn roughly indicative of the accessibility of the verdigris grains to direct electrochemical reduction, and the extent of the biological attack on the proteinaceous fraction of the binder.

This suggests at least two ways to understand the thesis, both too speculative to be considered justified, but perhaps at least roughly indicative of its point.

Down under, politics is played as roughly as rugby.

These grades of potency may be roughly indicative of the relative concentration of the active principle, (salvinorin A), but the measure should not be taken as absolute.

Perhaps we can take Souza's move as indicative that Instagram is now roughly as cool as Facebook.

She was roughly as old as the 20th century itself.

Outbound calls are roughly as expensive as Skype.

First, they are non-univocal, since the second is paraphraseable roughly as promotes health and the third as is indicative of health, whereas the first means, rather, something more fundamental, like is sound of body or is functioning well.

It had roughly as much face as a whale does.

He warns against pinpointing an address as being indicative that a crime took place in a general area.