Sentence examples for roughly compatible with from inspiring English sources

The fitting lines show that the experimental distributions are roughly compatible with Weibull distributions.

With efficiency of 77.06% the experimental systems of the electrolyzer and PV module are designed to be roughly compatible with each other.

They are both roughly compatible with a Kolmogorov scaling, but the bottleneck appears to be more pronounced in the 2D spectrum than in the 3D spectrum.

The receptor density (Bmax) was estimated to be 14.4 nmol/mg protein, which is roughly compatible with the calculated value of 18.9 nmol/mg protein.

According to the literature, the practice that DRGs with fewer than 5 to 10 cases are dropped from weighting computation is roughly compatible with the original design[ 7].

This is roughly compatible with the scale of emplaced lava flows (approximately 18 km in area for an assumed mean thickness of 20 m) and tephra deposits (5 m mean thickness inside the caldera, 0.1 m mean thickness beyond).

The results from both GLM and HP analyses were roughly compatible.

The 95% CIs then would be compatible with roughly a 4-fold difference between estimates and true parameter values.

However, saturation experiments indicate the existence of some 150 000 salt-resistant DNA-binding sites per NM in rat hepatocytes, whereas the average DNA loop size in adult rat hepatocytes is 80 90 kb, and this figure is compatible with roughly 66 000 DNA loops per rat diploid genome.

The programmer chose the game for its "turn-based gameplay, forgiving nature, and its lack of reaction-based gameplay (which isn't compatible with [the roughly 20 seconds] of Twitch lag)." The experiment has had its share of problems, as thousands of jerks try to mess up the gameplay all at once.

The group categories were roughly bell-shaped, which is compatible with the predictions of a Thurstonian model of absolute judgment, when the noise of the discriminal processes is important (for group distributions, inter-individual differences play the role of a noise).