Sentence examples for staying approximately from inspiring English sources

It was found that both the real and imaginary part of complex permittivity increased with a rise in temperature from 20 up to 80 °C, then dropped significantly at about 100 °C before staying approximately constant up to a temperature of about 480 °C.

Here's how I came to think of what was happening that seems to make sense of it: When, say, I lost three-and-a-half pounds on a fast day and then gained, say, two-and-a-half pounds on the following non-fast day, I was "really" only losing about one pound on the fast day, and then "really" staying approximately steady on the non-fast day.

Throughout the program there was limited turn-over of staff with expatriate positions and MoH physicians staying approximately 6 months, and most national staff present for the duration of the program.

After the initial increase in topiramate concentrations following dosing, USL255 displayed a consistent plasma concentration-time profile up to 24 h after each single dose, with plasma topiramate concentrations staying approximately constant between 10 and 24 h post dose (Fig. 2).

However, in the Yanomami community, blood pressure stayed approximately the same.

The number of employees at day-care centers (763,000), savings banks (240,000) and coal mines (79,000) all stayed approximately level.

The idea is that the three elements - custard, rhubarb and yogurt - stay approximately separate in the bowl.

Irrespective of the feeder colour (see Supplementary Information), and across both treatments and experiments, the morphine to sucrose ratio stayed approximately the same (30% vs 70%).

"Several studies have shown that optimal muscle-tendon efficiency" while walking "occurs when the muscle stays approximately the same length while the tendon lengthens.

For zero gravity the LOI based on wake flame extinction decreases rapidly with flow velocity for small velocities but with further increase in velocity the LOI value stays approximately constant.

As n increased in the range 7 < n < 14, however, rates of denaturation stayed approximately constant; analysis suggested that these rates were compatible with an increasingly important contribution to denaturation that depended both on the net negative charge of the protein and on the hydrophobicity of the R group.