Sentence examples for be an appropriate approximation from inspiring English sources
This work provides an estimation method for explosive limits of various fuels under room temperature and pressure by showing that for a large universe of fuels, constant adiabatic flame temperature and density factor are appropriate approximations at the lower explosive limit while only a constant density factor might be an appropriate approximation at the upper explosive limit.
The assumption made here, that individuals mix nearly homogeneously out of their household may be an appropriate approximation for describing transmission within a neighbourhood or even a city [20], but ultimately one should also consider developing the estimators for more complex demographic situations such as a hierarchy of organisations (household, to village, to region, to country, etc).
The number and type of treatments are likely to vary widely in actual practice and the mean societal value was felt to be an appropriate approximation.
The assumption that genetic variance is distributed evenly across genomic regions has been shown to be an appropriate approximation for a number of traits [ 15, 16].
When n is big enough, GAD is an appropriate approximation of the maximum displacement.
In order to illustrate that GAD is an appropriate approximation of the maximum displacement, the problem is modeled again to minimize GAD as follows: f GAD n = 1 L ∫ 0 L v n x dx 1 n.
Since the prevalence of congenital OFC anomalies is very low, ORs are an appropriate approximation of the relative risk.
Small torsional movements during the catalytic reaction that were revealed by time-lapse crystallography (Supplementary Table 1S) suggest that this was an appropriate approximation.
We employ a linear elastic description for tendon behaviour, and it is therefore necessary to ensure this is an appropriate approximation for the tissue response within the range of deformation we apply to our model.
Because the allele frequencies did not approach within one standard deviation of the frequency boundaries zero and one, a normal distribution was an appropriate approximation of the binomial Wright Fisher process for the density function f.
While not ideal, this was considered an appropriate approximation of sequence identity as the presence of all MSH genes in both monocots and dicots suggests divergence of MSH genes occurred prior to rice/barley divergence [ 2, 25].
