Sentence examples for make an approximate from inspiring English sources

Remove the loaf tin from the freezer and smooth about a third of the sorbet all over the cake to make an approximate 2½cm layer.

Although the valley's fill thickness beneath the field site is unknown, it was possible to make an approximate thickness estimate of 50 60 m by creating a topographic profile of the valley.

The structure displays a closely packed helical bundle, where the three N-terminal helices make an approximate 90-degree angle with the five C-terminal helices.

In order to make an approximate assignment of FRET values to the number of base pairs unwound, Nuw, we performed the unwinding experiment using a substrate with ten contiguous adenine-thymine (AT) base pairs followed by 30 contiguous GC base pairs in the duplex region.

As the TEM images of the QD particle-loaded vesicles are a randomly selected set, both in terms of the transverse position of the cell section and the cell identity, we can use this mean value multiplying factor to scale the QD particle count PDFs and make an approximate conversion of the section-based particle counts to a whole cell particle number.

We classified this trial as not having adjusted for clustering For all trials that did not adjust for clustering, we attempted to make an approximate adjustment using estimates of the ICC from one of the trials that did adjust for clustering and reported this statistic.

Shares of the aging discounter are essentially unchanged from where they were five years ago, meaning that an investor who bought the stock in July 2002 has made an approximate 1% return, the rate of Wal-Mart's dividend yield.

Should the underlying shares be called away from him at expiration in 7 months time, he will have made an approximate 35% gain on the shares in addition to the premium snagged with today's sale.

A carpet cloak based on graphene is designed and realized by making an approximate hemisphere surface which behaves as a flat surface, and the performances of the cloak are simulated by finite element method.

Once at the top, the train makes an approximate 180-degree downward left turn followed by an upward right turn.

We made an approximate calculation of the proportion of the mass of lead in the gunshot that strike a gamebird that would need to fragment into small particles to account for the concentration of lead per unit mass of cooked meat in our analysis of meals derived from gamebirds.