'roughly the same value' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
This phrase is often used to compare two or more things that are close in amount or worth. It suggests that the values are not exactly identical, but are very similar. Example: "The two houses are in different neighborhoods, but they are roughly the same value."
Instead, they will get a new debit card, similar to a bank card, to buy goods of roughly the same value as the reduction in their cash benefits.
Since 1962 the Supreme Court has insisted on a regular redrawing of electoral districts to give each vote roughly the same value (seat reapportionment; seeBaker v. Carr).
The renminbi has roughly the same value today as it did in 1990, relative to a basket of other currencies, which is remarkable considering how much faster China's economy has grown than the world economy.
Second, instead of the 3percentt annual wage increases of the last contract, negotiated in 1999, workers will receive lump sums of roughly the same value in the first two years of the contract, a 2percentt increase in the third year and 3percentt raise in the fourth year.
For example, because the analytical uncertainty of FeO is approximately ±0.5 wt.%, the standard deviation of a homogeneous sample should give roughly the same value.
For assessments from week two, no patients reported using cannabis less than seven days ago, so only an almost linear decline is seen, following roughly the same values as in the left-hand panel.
At the same time, this FBA solution was slightly better at predicting the oxygen uptake rate (16.7 vs. 16.5 mmol gDW−1 h−1; experimental value: 18.2 ± 0.8 mmol gDW−1 h−1[ 49]) than that obtained with the original parameters, while predicting roughly the same values for growth rate and CO2 emission rate.
The federal index is now at a new low for this housing cycle, and roughly at the same value it had in the fall of 2004.
This performance metric is useful when the durations needed for one successful, colliding, or idle transmission are roughly of the same value.
Indeed, when all the normalized eigenvalues are roughly of the same value (maximal dispersion of eigenvalues), all the state-space dimensions are almost equally visited.
Indeed, when all the normalized eigenvalues are roughly of the same value (maximal dispersion of eigenvalues), all the state-space dimensions are almost equally visited; in this case the entropy of the eigenvalues is maximal (close to 1), consequently S is close to 0, meaning no contraction of the embedding dimension, namely no synchronization.
