Sentence examples for overall approximate from inspiring English sources

A strong bottom aquifer was modelled at a constant flow rate of 41.7 cm3/s (greater than the overall approximate liquid mass flow rate of 13.9 cm3/s for all cases) while producing oil.

The overall approximate dependence of mosquito population dynamics on rainfall can be seen in Figure 3.

This value represents an overall approximate assessment of affinity: the limited sensitivity of the method requires a relatively high concentration of fluorescent junction, but this approximation is sufficient for the main purpose of determining suitable conditions for subsequent kinetic measurements.

Then the variance of u gis is approximately given by var (u g i s ) = ∑ j = 1 l a s j * T var (q i j ) a j s * + σ a 2 p i, − l T p i, − l + σ p s 2. To evaluate var(q ij), we proceed as in Verbyla et al. (2014) and define an "average" line and hence an average QTL indicator q ¯ j so that an overall approximate variance can be found.

Overall, the approximate duration between each time point of assessment was 6 weeks.

In addition, analytical procedures tend to normalize the overall signal approximate to those found in the reference population, which is almost exclusively diploid.

The resulting analysis shows that considerable performance gains can be achieved for a small amount of phase feedback information, such that the overall performance approximates the ideal case with full phase feedback information.

The change of the hosting institution in the case of REACH-PI prevented tracing the total investment during the period 2006 12, as from 2009 to 2012 the overall budget approximates US$640,0000 non inclusive of the International Research Chair Initiative supporting the doctoral program in health policy and knowledge translation.

The questions examined four issues: Knowledge of a woman's lifetime risk of developing breast cancer:  Participants were first asked a knowledge question and were required to choose a woman's approximate overall lifetime risk (approximately 1 in 3, 10, 100, 1000, 10 000) of developing breast cancer.

Comparison of the results indicates that simple approximate overall effectiveness factors give good results for both linear and nonlinear kinetics.

Our aim in the present paper has been simply to provide an approximate overall view of how immigrant and non-immigrant populations might interact in the bearing of children under alternative mixing preferences and how the overall population composition of a country might change accordingly.