Sentence examples for quantitatively approximating from inspiring English sources

Recently, an alternative approach was described to predict the maximal affinity for a passively absorbed oral drug to a given binding site, by quantitatively approximating the physical forces driving protein-ligand binding.

This approach allows the limits for possible permeability distributions and geometries of the stimulated zones to be quantitatively approximated.

We constructed a performance indicator that could quantitatively approximate measures of the susceptibility of immunisation programmes to coverage losses, with an aim to identify correlations between trends in vaccine coverage and socioeconomic factors.

The model is based on the Peng Robinson (P R) non-ideal equation of state and can quantitatively approximate the phase-coexistence curve for water at different temperatures ranging from 125 to 325 ∘C.

Emphasis on "approximating".

Approximating the color is fine.

Quantitatively, the volatility of a given indicator will be approximated by its variation coefficient calculated (for the entire available time series) as follows.

u approximates any set.

Therefore, the phrase approximates to "clump soul".

The output size is approximated.

The integrated total product densities provide information about the cell number probability distribution in the form of its moments which are used to describe the distribution qualitatively and approximate it quantitatively.