Sentence examples for over time approximately from inspiring English sources
Over time approximately four-fifths of these outfits have been driven out of business or acquired.
Lastly, according to Baier and Bergstrand (2007), all PTAs are "phased-in" over time, approximately 5 10 years.
Morocco is under strong energy constraints, as illustrated by an energy deficit that has worsened over time (approximately 83%% in 1980 and increased to 97 % in 2009) (Afilal et al. 2013).
The group with highly sustained viral control showed no CD4 T cell decline, whereas the groups with blips had a slight but significant decline over time (approximately 15 Cduring during the first year of HIV infection).
The interval between the passages decreased from 8too 3 days over time (approximately < 3 weeks).
Over time, approximately 15 30% of individuals with NASH progress to cirrhosis.
In addition to the seasonal fluctuations, the observation ratio during the summer season continuously decreases over time, from approximately 86% in 2006 to approximately 84% in 2007, suggesting a relationship between decreases in the observation ratio and annual tree growth and the corresponding increase in signal blockage.
Under some circumstances, changes in BED estimates over time can approximately track actual changes in incidence, but large sample sizes (50,000+) will be required for recorded changes to be statistically significant.
Further, Fig. 10 indicates an increase in number of standards being developed over time until approximately day 2500, from where the number of concurrent standards remains around 70 in number until approximately day 4400 where the number of concurrent standards increases again.
In both cases, the NRMSE decreases monotonically and converges over time to approximately 0.138 and 0.235 using HotelExpedia and TripAdvisor data, respectively.
The ground displacements level off from September to October and the southeastward transient continues with increasing speed over time from approximately November 2009 (Figs. 4(a) and 4(b)).
