Sentence examples for somewhat approximate from inspiring English sources

Well, "exact" may not be the right term; the distances are somewhat approximate.

But at a summertime fund-raiser, even one that up until about 15 years ago was black tie, appropriate is somewhat approximate.

Notwithstanding the variability, we can take note of certain patterns, recognizing that these must be somewhat approximate.

Of course, attribution of effects to the individual and regional levels are somewhat approximate because many individual level factors are affected by regional context, but this indirect effect of regional context on health outcomes through individual factors is not well captured in our models.

Propensity score methods can be effective in minimizing selection bias by creating a weighted pseudo-sample (conditioned on the observed confounders) which somewhat approximates a randomized design.

Dextran from the bacterial strain Leuconostoc mesenteroides NRRL B-512(F) somewhat approximates a linear polymer consisting of 95%1,6′′- and 5%1,3′′ linkages between the glucose, where branching occurring approximately every 27 subunits, with 85% of branches only one or two subunits long, though a small fraction can be much longer (16, 17).

These measurements are fairly approximate.

Although sensitivity is high (approximating 80%), specificity is somewhat lower (approximating 70%)[ 17 ].

Distance to roadways has been reported to approximate somewhat better personal exposure levels of air pollutants than ambient measurements.

Though no direct correlation can be suggested, it is nevertheless striking that the number of catalytic functions necessary to close the system (admittedly under somewhat arbitrary conditions) approximates the number of genes in a simple eukaryote.

These videos are widely available and free, and are actually somewhat better at approximating what it's like to make eye contact during a conversation.