Sentence examples for difference of roughly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Silver said the Senate wants the zone to be confined to below Canal Street, a difference of roughly 1.5 square miles and $3 million in tax revenue.

That is about four percentage points lower than the employment rate before the recession, a difference of roughly 10 million jobs.

There was a difference of roughly five to seven pounds between subjects who ate five servings of chocolate a week and those who ate none, Dr. Golomb said.

"Absent the shift in U.S. policy, U.S. manufacturing employment would have risen nearly 10 percent between 2001 and 2007, versus an actual decline of more than 15 percent," they wrote – a difference of roughly four million manufacturing jobs.

The difference of roughly 5 dB between the FCI and AWGN curves is caused by fading.

A temperature difference of roughly 55 K was detected between milling at the lowest and highest operating frequency.

"The committee has voted for a stronger redistribution of aid among member states, as it is difficult to accept differences of roughly €300 per ha between farmers in different member states", said Luis Manuel Capoulas Santos (S&D, PT), rapporteur for the Direct payments and Rural development regulations.

This difference of approximately 14% might roughly represent those who were born overseas but trained in Australia.

Our post-hoc power calculations showed that the present group-randomized trial had 90% power to detect a primary outcome BMI-z score difference of 0.31 (roughly half the distance between the 85th and 95th percentiles) between intervention and control means, and 75% power to detect the same effect in our subgroup of overweight girls.

Either there are two different N-glycan species with a difference in mass of roughly 1 Da, or there are two forms of the same N-glycan.

A spot check on a 2006 Subaru Forester at Bertera Subaru of West Springfield, Mass., shows a price of $10,744 on its own Web site, discounted to $10,594 on the Mojo Web site, a difference of $150, or roughly 1.5 percent.