Sentence examples for roughly present from inspiring English sources

The method proposed in [14], that we will roughly present here, does not really use a prescribed mesh.

Conventionally a Dot blot method (Clement & Benhattar, 2005) can be performed with the direct addition of 5mC antibody on the fragmented DNA immobilized on Nylon membrane and intensity measurement of fluorescent secondary antibody provides the information of the presence, absence or amount of methyl groups roughly present in a given DNA sample (Fig. 3) (Koziol et al., 2016).

The charter gave the company the right to settle anywhere from roughly present-day North Carolina to New York state.

He has moved the action from late 1920s Munich to (roughly) present-day Manchester and created, as he did in Carmen Disruption, a piece of dark, glittering fragments.

35/34 bce) described the conspiracy of the Roman patrician Catiline in the Bellum Catilinae (43 42 bce; Catiline's War), and his Bellum Jugurthinum (41 40 bce; The Jugurthine War) focused on the war against Jugurtha, the king of Numida (roughly present-day Algeria).

Davidson's argument, which is only roughly presented here, controversially presupposes a principle of charity, according to which we should not attribute irrational (e.g., inconsistent) beliefs.

Results confirmed a model of moderated mediation: the Caprese salad, the small portion and the elegantly presented dish (in respect to the hamburger, the big portion and the roughly presented dish) tend to be considered "feminine food", and thus women expressed a more pronounced intention to eat it than men.

In the Apalachee region (roughly present-day western Florida and southwestern Georgia) there were 14 mission communities with a total population in 1680 of about 8,000.

In 1861 Briggs was appointed by President Abraham Lincoln to a diplomatic mission to the South American Republic of New Granada (roughly present-day Colombia and Panama).

The severity of this raid (more than 50 villagers killed and more than 100 captured) prompted calls for revenge, and the veteran Indian fighter Benjamin Church offered his services for an expedition against the French colony of Acadia (roughly present-day Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and eastern Maine).

It is now roughly the present moment.