Sentence examples for closely approximate each other from inspiring English sources
The weight and age of animals were standardized to closely approximate each other to minimise error.
In the Mycobacterium phages, where horizontal acquisition is common [ 7], phage TUD patterns more closely approximate each other than their prokaryote hosts, which supports host-phage evolution in parallel, but not their evolution through horizontal gene transfer.
All ventilatory air sacs are operative during lung ventilation in birds, with cranial and caudal divisions closely approximating each other in volume [2].
Although the amounts of cells in both transfected cell lines in the G0-G1 and S phases more closely approximated each other at 48 hrs of growth, the large divergence was still present between the early and late S phases in these two cell lines.
In the present study the estimates by the two traditional methods closely approximated each other.
If date of diagnosis was missing this was closely approximated using other dates as we have described previously (Khakwani et al, 2013).
We show that for some choices of summary statistics, the posterior distribution of model parameters is closely approximated and for other choices of summary statistics, the posterior distribution is not closely approximated.
The example shows that for some choices of summary statistics, the posterior distribution of model parameters is closely approximated and for other choices of summary statistics, the posterior distribution is not closely approximated.
Recording of illness, including for mental and developmental disorders, has been shown to be accurate in electronic primary care records, and estimates of disease prevalence closely approximate those determined by other means, making the data suitable for epidemiological research.
