Sentence examples for be a reasonable approximation from inspiring English sources

Sovacool believes the mean of 66 gCO2e/kWh to be a reasonable approximation.

For small water droplets of approximately up to 1.1 mm, a uniform temperature within the droplet is found to be a reasonable approximation.

Application of the theorem requires that the plates not be internally deformed a requirement not absolutely adhered to but one that appears to be a reasonable approximation of what actually happens.

A bivariate lognormal distribution is tested and found to be a reasonable approximation for the joint PDF of the two scalar gradients.

In a typical physical system, a straight-line relationship between hindered settling factor and solids volume fraction will only be a reasonable approximation over a very restricted domain of solids fraction.

"One million bubbles seems to be a reasonable approximation for the whole number of bubbles likely to form if you resist drinking champagne from your flute," he wrote after conducting his own study, published in February in the Journal of Physical Chemistry.

This is the main reason for attempting to develop a relationship that is a reasonable approximation for the Colebrook equation but which is explicit in friction factor.

In addition, for stover, a serial twofold dilution series Dot blot estimated the E1cd content of E1-1 to be approximately 3 ng/mg biomass (data not shown), which was a reasonable approximation for the Western blot analysis as well.

The most we can hope for is a reasonable approximation of the truth.

And second, higher inflation is a reasonable approximation for higher demand.

Though this is a reasonable approximation for periods of a few months, it is unrealistic for 10 years.