Sentence examples for presumably approximate from inspiring English sources
This view is most explicit in feminist postmodernism, which embraces a thoroughgoing relativism with respect to truth (and presumably approximate truth, scientific ontology, and other notions central to the various descriptions of realism).
Our model is unique in that: 1) the PDs are not computed from any scene the subject is viewing but from an ensemble of natural scenes that presumably approximate the statistics human experienced during evolution and development, and 2) the PDs are dependent on specific contexts in natural scenes.
Employing a quasi-normal reading speed, the present setup presumably approximated temporal conditions word recognition is optimized for and encouraged rapid integration of both top-down and bottom-up information.
Unstimulated cell assays presumably approximated the relative ex-vivo baseline cytokine profiles therefore a separate analysis (of unstimulated cytokine results) was made before calculating the net antigen responses.
Linearly scaling these results down to typical exposure levels presumably yields approximate quantitative rates of, for example, disease or cancer.
Called hsiu in China and nakshatra in India, the lunar mansions are 28 divisions of the sky presumably selected as approximate "Moon stations" on successive nights.
It's an album big on a vocal technique in which Noah "Panda Bear" Lennox and Dave "Avey Tare" Portner duet by singing not alternating words, but alternating syllables of each word, a disorientating effect presumably intended to approximate having your brains tossed like salad by hallucinogens.
Whether the presumably comparable Polish phrase being approximated here by his longtime translator Klara Glowczewska is as hoary can only be guessed.
Following that logic, offering a tablet with dimensions approximating those of laptops, albeit presumably with a much smaller overall physical footprint, makes a lot of sense.
Presumably, the results with this approach more closely approximate the results of an ITT analysis with 100% follow-up than any other method of handling missing data that is currently available.
The conventional wisdom is this: candidates who overperform then receive increased attention from the news media — presumably because they have exceeded the news media's expectations, which we can approximate with the pre-caucus polls.
