Sentence examples for extent of approximately from inspiring English sources

It is present in seawater, but sparingly, as the iodide ion, I−, to the extent of approximately 50 mg per metric ton (0.0016 ounce per ton) of seawater.

The 3D seismic data used in this study cover a total areal extent of approximately 8500 km2, which is 80% of the study area.

Extrapolating these figures gives a total spatial extent of approximately 49 km2 and 9 km2 respectively for fisheries and non-fisheries research.

It is 350 km long (North to South) and 60 km wide (West to East) with a total extent of approximately 20 000 km20

The high-frequency region H1 (Figure 7) had a medial-lateral extent of approximately 25 mm, which is slightly more than twice the length of the isofrequency contour seen in the posterior high-frequency region of the macaque.

In contrast, dentine lead exchanges with Australian lead to the extent of approximately 1% per year.

As shown in Fig. 7b, however, the extent of transformation approximately 20 h after water addition is considerable less for these data with respect to the data shown in Fig. 6.

In the SMMC-7721 cells, using pyrosequencing to quantify the extent of methylation, approximately 10% of the overall DNA methylation on the DLC1 CpG islands (on 5'UTR and 1st exon regions) was permanently lost after 5-Aza-dC treatment (Fig. 4A and 4B).

Among the surrounding regions of Xa genes, only the xa5 region has the least extent of LD of approximately 100 kb which is similar to what Garris et al. (2003) has estimated for the xa5 region (Additional file 8: Figure S5b).

A dual reaction mechanism for Mn2O3 dissociation was found: RAvrami−Erofeev="−A1e−Ea,1/RTn(1−X)[−ln(1−X)](n−1)/nROrder_of_reaction="−A2e−Ea,2/RT(1−X)n with the transition from one mechanism to the other occurring at an extent of reaction of approximately 0.6.

Within minutes, phones calls and e-mails were placed to track down the extent of the injury — approximately 26 stitches and a recuperation of perhaps six months.