Sentence examples for estimate of approximately from inspiring English sources

Further, the estimate of approximately 56-58% NFR may be an over estimation, considering the limitation of using GeneChip® Arabidopsis Tiling 1.0R Array, which covers not more than 88% of A. thaliana genome.

We then added independent estimates of the number of porpoises from the two lakes for a total estimate of approximately 1800 porpoises.

It is evident from the plot that earlier estimate of approximately 23 stations will result in large errors when we use the designed network for prediction.

The analyst reduced the target price on Lyondell to $27 from $29, citing his base-case estimate of approximately $2 per share in liabilities stemming from an unfavorable jury ruling related to lead-paint litigation in Rhode Island last week.

The analyst believes Intel could flex its market power by aggressively reducing its average selling price, which the analyst estimates to be 60% higher than AMD's estimate of approximately $100.

In this he expanded the time scale considerably beyond the accepted "Mosaic" chronology of less than 10,000 years from the beginning of the world to the present, to an estimate of approximately 75,000 years in the published version, and over two million years in his draft manuscript.

On 21 March the Embassy predicted there would be 3,600 evacuees, far exceeding the original estimate of approximately 400.

By 1975 the Frequent Wind plan had an estimate of approximately 8,000 US citizens and third country nationals to be evacuated, but it was never able to estimate the number of South Vietnamese to include.

This is in line with UK national estimates of approximately 50,000 premature deaths.

Although Apophis currently has a very low impact probability estimated of approximately four-in-a-million, it is one of the most likely to impact the Earth, warranting further examination.

Economic estimates of approximately USD 90 billion per annum have been set for NTFPs worldwide, and approximately one-third of the same is consumed in the local economy without entering the market (Pimentel et al. 1997; Mahapatra and Tewari 2005).