Sentence examples for less approximate from inspiring English sources

So, as the solutions get better and better, they get less and less approximate.

Most theoretical analyzes of molecular diffusion in chromatographic columns are based on more or less approximate models.

Because relaxing that assumption would block the derivation of almost all the important results in Bayesian epistemology, most Bayesians maintain the assumption of logical omniscience and treat it as an ideal to which human beings can only more or less approximate.

The populations of the Czech towns, Novosibirsk and Krakow more or less approximate the urban populations of the Czech Republic, Russia and Poland, respectively, although they may not be representative of the national injury rates.

The prevalence of TNBC in this same age group in non African American women is demonstrably less approximating at 15%.

The electrons are confined within a Larmour radius to the magnetic field line and we can more-or-less approximate electron flow to be along the magnetic field.

It was pointed out by a few authors (and not widely known apparently) that it can also lead to a less accurate approximate solution than the usual u⋅∇u form.

After the exact coverage analysis, a less complex approximate analysis is also presented.

With a lens, it also blocks rays of light that would pass through far from the center, where the lens glass may less closely approximate (usually with various easy-to-make spherical surfaces) the shapes that would focus it perfectly (usually much more complex aspherical surfaces), causing aberrations.

Based on these data, I repeat the simulations of the previous section on influenza but with parameters for measles in Figs 2, 3 and 4. Figure 2B shows that, as expected, the average infectiousness of a household is less well approximated by either approximation than for the much less infectious case of influenza.

The time-resolved structure factor is less well approximated by an expression of the Lifshitz Slyozov type.