Sentence examples for estimated approximating from inspiring English sources

Based on the TEM image (Figure 2), the effective volume of nanostars was estimated approximating their inner core part by a sphere to which the spikes are attached.

Although it is difficult to estimate complex topography with this approach, a simple structure such as a lava dome can be roughly estimated, approximating the simple function in its shape.

In addition, however, the urban unemployment has been estimated approximating the ILO definition – that is, including migrants as well as persons with urban household registration and workers in unregistered employment in addition to workers in registered employment in both numerator and denominator.

Nevertheless, the proposed algorithm is better than the exiting algorithms with better prediction in estimating approximated RD competition.

With no mixing of the populations during genotype sampling, Ne estimates approximated the simulated population size (N = 10,000, Table 7).

Total weighted root biomass estimates approximated 15.62 Mg ha-1 and accounted for 64% and 39% of the total aboveground and total standing biomass, respectively.

For comparison, we also estimated approximate carbon stocks for sediments and soils of Pakistan and the United Kingdom.

We estimated approximate maximum accelerations at an assumed source point (39.25°N, 143.75°E; Fig. 1A) of the turbidity currents, which resulted in the turbidites when historical earthquakes occurred.

We estimated approximate allele frequencies for each breed and for each CNV using a simple EM algorithm [ 28] (see Methods).

Based on population and fertility estimates, we calculated the lifetime risk of maternal death, and from that the estimated approximate maternal mortality ratio.

Performances of the four species on the microarrays were comparable and in keeping with known differences and estimated approximate evolutionary distance.