Sentence examples for is used approximately from inspiring English sources

A large change in TSI is used (approximately a factor of two greater than the 'best-guess' change between present mean levels and the Maunder Minimum) to demonstrate the sensitivity of the climate system to this forcing.

The Snap Shots service is used approximately 15 million times daily and is available in 43 different languages.

In order to evaluate how restrictive is the multiple hypothesis test correction, we can compare these results with those obtained when a simple univariate statistical threshold (theta=0.01) is used (approximately 6 orders of magnitude greater than the Bonferroni threshold and two orders of magnitude greater than the highest FDR threshold).

3. The word "dude" in "The Big Lebowski" is used approximately 161 times in the movie: 160 times spoken and once in text (in the credits for "Gutterballs" the second dream sequence).

Because ARS1 N is used approximately 20% of the time it suggests that, even if the ARS1 S is usually activated earlier than is ARS1 N, there is some overlap in the distribution of their activation times.

However, when a control gene list generated from ranked convergence signals of random phylogenies was used, approximately equivalent levels of enrichment were seen.

In a recent six-week period, the word "rape" was used approximately 100,000 times on Twitter in the UK, according to Jamie Bartlett, the director of the Centre for the Analysis of Social Media.

To see the best of professional sports, and the worst, along with the kind of hypermedia analytical babble usually reserved for a political convention (the phrase "he has quick feet" was used approximately 314 times by various talking heads yesterday), one should watch the N.F.L. draft.

When the pairwise RMSD between lowest energy-lowest energy and largest cluster-largest cluster were not equal, the lesser RMSD value was used (approximately 20% of comparisons).

During the EDS measurements, a nanometer probe was used (approximately 10 nm in diameter) allowing the qualitative identification of both Au and C in the samples.

This time I noticed "no" was used approximately 16 times and "YES" was the predominate word of choice.