Sentence examples for levels approximate from inspiring English sources

In many ways, continental shelves on tectonically active margins at present sea levels approximate lowstands on trailing-edge, or passive, margins.

Moreover, their expression levels, approximate molecular mass, and stability can be evaluated with nanogram levels of unpurified proteins by ultrasensitive fluorescence-detection size exclusion chromatography (FSEC).

In rigid 77 K matrix the lowest-lying excited state levels approximate in energy and a structured luminescence band occurs which is ascribed to a ligand phosphorescence with admixed MLCT character.

A study by Sato el al (1998) revealed that PC levels approximate the unsaturation of lipids in the muscle at opposite extremes, but not in the brain, heart or liver, and although the study did not measure lipid peroxidation, it however reported the peroxidizability and unsaturation indexes (PI and UI, respectively) of each lipid used [42].

Fitting errors between measured and analytically simulated water levels approximate the error associated with estimating drawdown during an aquifer test.

These levels approximate mean achieved sBP in the control groups of two recent studies in high-risk patients with type 2 diabetes.

Periwound temperature increased significantly after 1 hour of warming, achieving levels approximating normothermia.

In the early 1970s, America's prison population levels approximated the per-capita levels of other civilized countries.

Comparing all lines, we found that an average increase of approximately 47% (from 10.5 Kb to 15.4 Kb) accompanies conversion to the pluripotent phenotype, and following differentiation, telomere length decreases to levels approximating input fibroblasts (Figure 5D).

Thereafter, SpCBFβ transcripts decline in abundance to levels approximating those of SpRunt-1.

The risks posed by calcium supplementation at levels approximating recommended daily intakes in this population are negligible.