Sentence examples for reasonably approximate from inspiring English sources

Further, automated algorithm-based analysis has been found to reasonably approximate manual analysis of microcirculatory video for assessment of the physiological microcirculatory reserve.

In this paper, we propose a new one-level convex optimization formulation to reasonably approximate the bilevel structure, thus allowing the development of more efficient solution algorithms.

Measurements show that, for the three modulations, analytical models reasonably approximate the actual behavior of BT communications for BERs higher than 10-3.

If we can reasonably approximate the shape of the angular correlation function by the power law, as it is in our case, the Limber inversion can be performed using the formula (Peebles, 1980; Brodwin, 2004): (3)where c is the speed of light, H γ is a combination of Euler's Γ functions: (4 and x z) is the cosmology dependent comoving radial distance: (5 while (6).

The anti-Drp1 antiserum recognizes bands of 70 and 75 kDa in Drosophila, which reasonably approximate the 83 kDa predicted size of this protein (Figure 1C).

The climate grids are the product of a sophisticated interpolation of global station data from the World Meteorological Organisation normal period of 1961 1990 [54] and should reasonably approximate grid-cell average climate.

And that reasonably approximates the governor's philosophy.

Mr. Catapano pointed out that high-definition television sets already convert standard DVD signals to something that reasonably approximates their higher image standard.

However, it is likely that their "method trees" could be reasonably approximated by one or several AF patterns.

The surface potential of phase i, ψ0i, can be reasonably approximated by the zeta potential, ψ zi (mV).

For developers at startups that are about to reach a scale where growth can be reasonably approximated for the next 6-12 monthis this video would be useful to consider for planning purposes.