Sentence examples for make an approximately from inspiring English sources

Each student will make an approximately 20 minute presentation to the seminar.

Tropical forests make an approximately neutral contribution to the global carbon cycle, with intact and recovering forests taking in as much carbon as is released through deforestation and degradation.

In order to obtain a long IJV graft, it is usually necessary to make an approximately 6-cm-long horizontal skin incision above the clavicle or a diagonal skin incision along the medial border of the sternocleidomastoid muscle.

This was cured at 70°C overnight to make an approximately 1.5-mm-thick sheet of PDMS.

Metal cutters were used to make an approximately 1- to 2-mm cut in the jewelry component, which was then subjected to saline or dilute HCl extraction as described above.

The company has made an approximately $125.6 million bid to buy the 46.8% of jeans manufacturer and distributor Simint it doesn't already own.

For example, Mitsubishi and Siemens pledged to come to Britain to make offshore wind turbines if the government made an approximately $92 million upgrade to our ports to make it possible -- but Whitehall whispers are that it will be abandoned.

Briefly, blastomeres were suctioned by making an approximately 50 µm diameter hole in the zona pellucida with a specific 50 µm biopsy pipette (HumaGene Inc, Scottsdale, USA), while the embryo was held with a holding pipette.

This pattern, a single hybrid class with a fold-change in Keq (50.3) that is approximately equal to the square root of the fold-change of the double mutant (2542), indicates that each αP265K mutation makes an approximately equal and energetically-independent contribution to Keq.

Since winning the Oscar for Best Directing for 2002's "The Pianist," Polanski has continued to make a film approximately every two years.

In these patients, who are typical of patients responding well to HAART, the viral load is observed to make a rapid, approximately exponential decay, which reflects decay of productively infected cells.