Sentence examples for fair approximation to the from inspiring English sources
Each gray curve is a fair approximation to the underlying data.
Despite complex geographic patterns of human habitation and movement (e.g. [9]), the simple gravity model appears to provide a fair approximation to many features of viral transmission.
To make this comparison as fair as possible, we restricted our analysis to a model of sequence change (JTT) and a correction for ASRV (discrete approximation to the gamma distribution) available in both PROML and MrBayes.
It is possible to see that the proposed model is a fair approximation when compared to the experimental data, and that the model curve overlaps along the tolerances of each experimental point.
This is a fair approximation if the intrahost coalescence time is short relative to the rate of epidemic dispersal.
They suggest that replaying history with baseball statistics and a computer that uses a random number generator to determine hits or outs gives a fair approximation of the probability of Joe DiMaggio's 56-game hitting streak.
The (A PDFs D1 and D2 are derived for two opposite cases, respectively A q ≫ σ(n q ) and A q = 0. We will evaluate the accuracies of the (A PDFs in awide SNR range by means of Monte Carlo simulations in order to show that D1 is also a fair approximation for the case A q ∼ σ (n q ).
Hyatt's strategy of relying on the discretion of on-the-ground employees to provide "acts of generosity" is a pretty fair approximation of the gratitude-creation situation Palmatier says he thinks can pay off.
