Sentence examples for given an approximate idea from inspiring English sources

EM at low resolution with subunit-labeling has given an approximate idea of the spatial organization of the modules (Tsai et al., 2014; Wang et al., 2014), and an architectural model for a subcomplex of the Middle module (lacking Med 1 and 19) has been proposed on the basis of cross-linking data and homology modeling (Lariviere et al., 2013).

Since a histogram can give an approximate idea of the distribution of gray levels in the image and it provides different useful features like mean value, dispersion, and contrast, several global features based on gray-scale histogram have been used: mean, standard deviation, entropy, dispersion, energy, and kurtosis.

The Edmundson wheel shows the alignment of residues as one looks through the helix, and gives an approximate idea of the various properties of the AH.

The X-rays give an approximate idea about the position and the depth at which the tooth is located within the bone.

At best, a total grading score can give only an approximate idea of the severity of disease [ 28].

"We must thus contemplate amphioxus with special reverence", a "popular scientific lecture" proclaimed, "as that venerable animal which of all still living animals is alone in a position to give us an approximate idea of our oldest Silurian ancestors with backbones" (Haeckel 1868b, p. 42).

This will give you an approximate idea of what type of information you are looking for in the article.

She does, however, have an "approximate" idea: there will be more than 3,300 at the Venice Biennale's international show.

"Even if a transcript is imperfect, it gives the user an approximate idea of what was said".

I am personally fascinated by predictive analytics and the ability to combine data elements to create an approximate idea of what the future may hold.

Combining this with numerical weather prediction data enabled us to gain an approximate idea of what could happen if we had an all-out nuclear war.