Sentence examples for roughly proven from inspiring English sources

The estimated coal reserve in the country is about 2.7 billion tons in 2011, out of which 650 million tons are roughly proven (about 0.02%% of the world total proven).

The other major strand in the development of English poetry from roughly 1350 proved much more durable.

Even cautious estimates put this new treasure trove at 616 trillion cubic feet — equivalent in energy terms to 106 billion barrels of oil, roughly Kuwait's proven reserves.

Recommendations for drastic or irreversible interventions such as genotype-driven mastectomy or salpingo oophorectomy, for instance, should require far stricter evidence than should low-risk interventions such as modifying choice between two proven, roughly equivalent medications such as codeine and hydromorphone.

But even if that roughly $24 billion estimate proves too optimistic, the trend still represents a major turnabout from the river of red ink critics predicted.

Stephen Low, a Unison official and an organiser of the Campaign for Socialism meeting, said Murphy's position was made impossible because last week's election defeat, where Scottish Labour lost 40 of its 41 seats and lost roughly 400,000 votes, proved that he was a clear electoral liability.

Second, for the semilinear heat equation with a power nonlinearity, we prove, roughly speaking, that the trivial solution is stable in L∞ or in L1 if and only if Ω has finite inradius.

Assays of inhibition of JH biosynthesis in vitro by corpora allata from the cockroach Diploptera punctata showed that the activity of analog I (IC50: 0.09 μM) was more active than that of the C-terminal pentapeptide (Tyr Xaa Phe Gly Leu NH2, IC50: 0.13 μM) it mimicked and the activity of the analog II (IC50: 0.13 μM) proved roughly equivalent to the C-terminal pentapeptide.

With applicability rates of ASO RQ-PCR and MFC proving roughly equal, the remaining question concerns the sensitivity of these two methods.

Taken together, that is roughly comparable to Norway's proven oil reserves and Canada's proven gas reserves.

But existing power plants, including the nation's roughly 600 coal-fired plants, have always proven the most politically difficult to regulate.