Sentence examples for roughly representing from inspiring English sources

This model is derived from numerous measurements acquired over four solar cycles dating back to the 1970s, roughly representing 40 years of data collection.

The posting of a net loss in its previous fiscal year seemed to spell doom for Nintendo, but come December Wii U sales were hitting new heights, with Super Smash Bros. for the system selling close to quarter of a million copies in week one, roughly representing a pick-up rate of one in ten among the console's user base.

We drew a polygon around the area that encompassed 97% of all points, roughly representing our search effort for the entire study area.

The resulting data matrix (samples vs. mass peaks) contained intensity values for 2615 mass signals (roughly representing 400 compounds) aligned across all samples.

We defined a previous negative overall birth experience as an NRS score ≥9, roughly representing the upper 10th percentile.

So this figure is to be interpreted as roughly representing 'genome distance', based on similarity of (frequency of) 9-mers.

The difference roughly represents the border between Indian-controlled Kashmir and Tibetan China.

First, Ms. Pederson notes, every question is assigned a P value, which roughly represents the percentage of students who got it right.

It roughly represents a 6percentt increase in 7 days, and a 34percentt increase in a month.

The eels collected roughly represented the size-class distribution of the population at the sampling site.

And that's the role of the G20, since it roughly represents the biggest economies in the world.