Sentence examples for both groups was roughly from inspiring English sources

Given the nature of study sample, incidence of recurrent stroke (approximately 2.6%/year in both groups) was roughly half of our initial assumption, but turned out to be similar to the recent report from Japan (Shinohara et al., 2010).

The catch composition by groups was roughly the same as in Suriname: Clupeidae, Engraulidae and Carangidae with some large pelagic predators, but with lower mean catch rates.

The proportion of individuals who went up one or more groups was roughly equal to the proportion that went down one or more groups; most of the change occurred when measurements were close to the cut-points.

We matched people whose scores were within one point of each other and put them in separate groups, so average scores for the groups were roughly equal.

Since human groups are roughly three times larger than other primate groups, tactile gossip was no longer enough to produce the opiates that make social existence tolerable, even pleasant, for primates.

The four experimental groups were roughly matched with respect to efficiency ratings and degree of cohesiveness; in each group the proposed change modified the established work procedure to about the same degree.

Black enrollment last year in the same age group stood at 45 percent, the first time the nation's two largest minority groups were roughly even on that score in the decades that the information has been collected.

The employment trend for men and women in the concerned age groups is roughly parallel between 2003 and 2008, as shown in Figure 113.

While migrants who marry a German spouse have much lower intentions to return than their counterparts who marry a non-German, the gap between the two groups is, roughly speaking, the same before and after marriage.

These groups are roughly the same size, but coverage actually is <60% among persons <65 years of age [19].

DEX and PCF groups were roughly similar.