Sentence examples for predicting roughly from inspiring English sources

Our modelling and in vivo experiments are broadly in agreement concerning pHe, predicting roughly the same tumour pHe increase with chronic bicarbonate therapy in mice, and indicate chronic bicarbonate therapy raises blood pHe.

At the same time, this FBA solution was slightly better at predicting the oxygen uptake rate (16.7 vs. 16.5 mmol gDW−1 h−1; experimental value: 18.2 ± 0.8 mmol gDW−1 h−1[ 49]) than that obtained with the original parameters, while predicting roughly the same values for growth rate and CO2 emission rate.

There are about 50,000 tree species in the world's tropical forests, so simple multiplication predicts roughly 8 million species of tropical forest-canopy beetles.

But within a narrow range, Balthazar knows how many people will come through its doors every single day of the week, and it can predict roughly what it will sell during every meal.

And the theory predicts roughly the pattern that is observed.Besides this pattern, Dr Guth's theory has also received a boost from the exact sizes of the ripples.

Of that, she predicts roughly 40percentt will involve purely business use cases.

It predicts roughly half of the change in the S&P's P/E ratio during the past century and more.

Van der Schans plans on developing such a kit and studying how long after exposure it will pick up the gas--he predicts roughly 2 weeks.

The ambiguity function can be predicted roughly by overlapping a copy of the binary matrix on itself and then shifting one relative to the other according to the desired delay and Doppler.

For these reasons, the photoactive absorption (Pabs) can be obtained by eliminating the top TCO absorption from the total absorption calculated from RCWA, and the total photocurrent Jtot is then predicted roughly from Pabs under the assumption of perfect internal quantum process.

The election results have stunned pollsters and political scientists, who had predicted roughly the same result as in June.