Sentence examples for roughly implies from inspiring English sources

His equation roughly implies that stock prices should not rise at more than a 6percentt annual rate.

Firstly, the longitudinal version of the EU-SILC consists in a rotating panel, where 25%% of the sample is renovated every year, so each 4-year panel roughly implies 1/4 of the households provided by each cross-section.

Given no overdiagnosis, this roughly implies that, on average, screening brings forward diagnosis by about 2 years.

In our context, the statement roughly implies that the tag length should be at most half the nucleosome length.

The 6-months landmark strategy was chosen by our study group, because 6 months were already explored to be a valid prognostic parameter for patients' outcome in previous studies (Heng et al, 2011; Seidel et al, 2012), while 3 months roughly implies the time period from treatment initiation to first treatment evaluation (median: 2.75 months in our analyses).

This asymptotic monotonicity is a consequence of Proposition 6 which, roughly speaking, implies that (min {u_t,0} rightarrow 0) as (t rightarrow infty ).

The characterization of graph convergence solvability can in principle be derived from existing theorems (e.g., Theorem 4.3.1 of the book [21]) which, roughly speaking, implies that graph convergence has a solution iff there is a continuous map from a given space to G (more details in "The topology of graph convergence" section).

When CVR did not bite, he offered to buy the company outright for $30 a share, or roughly $2.6 billion, implying that he could sell it to another refining company for a quick profit.