Sentence examples for roughly applied from inspiring English sources

Mr. Greenstone said that estimate could be roughly applied to other developing nations where the baseline level of pollutants was high.

Menu designers have based design tactics on roughly applied psychological foundations.

However, due to the limitations of the investigated fault data, most previous PSHA has roughly applied the SSZs as the earthquake sources (Shrestha 1987; Warnitchai and Lisantono 1996; Pailoplee et al. 2010; Palasri and Ruangrassamee 2010).

Roughly apply that rate to $10 billion, and estate taxes would be in the range of $4 billion.

Queer Theory roughly applies to theoretical work, typically informed by Foucault and Derrida, that aims to study and "deconstruct" heteronormative ideology.

In this case, we would expect the existing evidence base on effectiveness of interventions to (roughly) apply, and can conclude that much of the expected increased burden could be avoided through scaling up existing cost-effective interventions.

Assuming that this statement also roughly applies to the survival analysis framework considered in our paper, it would mean that we can rely on the likelihood test performed on the regression coefficient of the omics score in the combined Cox model to test the difference in performance of the models with and without omics predictors.

However, so far IAR of each classification is estimated very roughly and applied in the corresponding hydrologic models almost empirically.

In total, roughly 14,500 people applied to take part, and 615 were randomly selected for July.

The initial impacts, which each applied roughly 25 million pounds of force, might have toppled different buildings.

A roughly similar situation applied to Chinese until the early 20th century, when writing based on the vernacular finally replaced classical Chinese.