Sentence examples for come at approximately from inspiring English sources
Whilst PacBio assemblies are of higher quality, they come at approximately 3 4 times the cost of short-read assemblies [ 8].
This final verdict came at approximately 4 30pm Pacific Time, after one major false alarm.
The last communication from the ship came at approximately 7 10 p.m., when the Anderson notified the Fitzgerald of an upbound ship and asked how she was doing.
The first explosion came at about 14 50 local time (18 50 GMT), approximately two hours after the winners crossed the line.
Revenue at Moody's will this year come in at approximately $1.8 billion, predicted Michael Meltz, an analyst for J.P. Morgan Securities, down about 20percentt from the peak in 2007.
Intel Corp. said its gross profit margin a key measure of profitability that measures a company's ability to control manufacturing costs would come in at approximately 54% of sales.
It might have been easily dismissed if had not come out at approximately the same time as two other reports: a study by two university professors that gauged the influence of ordinary Americans on public policy issues; and a Standard and Poor's study on the impact of income inequality on the economic recovery.
Costs for climbing Mount Everest on the Tibet side are lower, coming in at approximately $28,850 USD for a full-service climb, which includes an experienced climb leader and climb organizers, all meals on the climb, yak transport of equipment, emergency equipment including oxygen, group equipment, and tents.
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Patients also come at night.
