Sentence examples for it represents approximately from inspiring English sources

It represents approximately 28% of Irish children (<15 years old) but over-represents socially deprived populations.

The $60 million spent to create it represents approximately two-thirds of an overall annual marketing budget of $100 million.

The lower boundary of 50 samples denotes a very aggressive scheme, as it represents approximately 20% of the original samples.

On the other hand, the upper boundary of 200 samples represents a very lenient scheme for compressive sampling since it represents approximately 78% of the original samples.

Results show that above a very small compression rate, the viscoelastic component plays a significant role in muscle mechanical properties; it represents approximately 50% of the total stress reached at a compression rate of 0.5% s−1.

FF-slow rack offers a 40% reduction of the initial investment due to the replacement of the S/R machine by the combination between the free-fall movement and the transport conveyor (according to Rosenblatt et al. 1993; it represents approximately 40% or more than according to the system's cost).

In 1995, yeast was reported to be the fourth most common ICU-acquired infection in Europe, where it represented approximately 17% of all isolates [ 3].

The tropics also have outperformed the rest of the world in economic growth over the past 30 years; it now represents approximately 18.7% of global economic activity, up from 14.5% in 1980.

In the symptomatic setting, DCIS accounts for 3%to5%5% of cancers, although with the advent of population based screening it now represents approximately 20% of breast cancers detected [ 1, 2].

Councillor Elfan Ap Rees said: "It still only represents approximately 2% of the street lighting".

Although an initially impressive figure, it actually only represents approximately eight percent of all decommissioned platforms.