Sentence examples for roughly establish from inspiring English sources

We utilized the well known natural polymorphism in Drosophila of larval foraging behavior to roughly establish two populations, one that remains on an ideal yeast food niche (sedentary), and one in which the flies migrate to 'assess' their environment (exploratory).

These experiments set a clear reference for molecular studies discussed below and roughly establish the 40 to 57°C temperature regime as inhibitory and sub-lethal, as judged from the extension in the lag phase and CFU counts (Table 3).

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These commitments were based on findings from an independent review, commissioned to establish roughly how much and what types of waste the company produced, and where.

To help change that, Singapore in 2000 declared biotechnology the "fourth pillar" of its economy, renamed its National Science and Technology Board as the Agency for Science, Technology and Research, and spent roughly $570 million to establish three biotechnology research institutes.

In Hawaii, some new alien invertebrate is reckoned to establish itself roughly every 18 days; left to nature, these isolated oceanic islands might expect that once every 25,000-100,000 years.

In vacuum, we basically have the same process, and therefore, it should be expected to take a roughly similar duration to establish a steady state.

Natural theology is, roughly, the effort to establish the existence and nature of God by arguments that in no way depend on the contents of a purported revelation.

U.S. District Judge James Gwin issued a preliminary injunction that rejects the city's plan to establish a roughly 3.3-square-mile "event zone" encompassing most of downtown Cleveland. .

There are differing views in Maine about whether to establish a new monument on the site, though polling indicates that roughly two-thirds of Mainers support the concept.

Of the 750 corporate venture units, roughly 200 were established in the last two years, according to Global Corporate Venturing, a publication that tracks the market.