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Vague talkers routinely use qualifying words indicating uncertainty, such as "approximately", "probably", or "maybe".

Even more generally, one can ask whether the results of decoherence could thus be used to explain the emergence of the entire classicality of the everyday world, i.e. to explain both kinematical features such as macroscopic localisation and dynamical features such as approximately Newtonian or Brownian trajectories in all cases where such descriptions happen to be phenomenologically adequate.

It may be appropriate to state a range or use qualifying terms such as approximately.

With increasing mutation rate, such as 10−2, genetic potential evolved with more rapid fluctuations, such as approximately every 1 10 generations (Meyers et al. 2005).

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The mRNA expression of all genes we examined was higher in diseased lacrimal glands of male NOD mice compared to healthy lacrimal glands of female mice, as shown in Figure 3, and some genes were extremely highly induced such as GlyCAM (approximately 3,000-fold 3,000-fold (androximately 1,000-fold).

It is, thus, interesting to note that several large genera in Orchidaceae, such as Bulbophyllum (approximately 1500 2000 species), Dendrobium (approximately 800 1200 species), and Eria s.l.l

Notably, other metal electrodes with different work functions such as Al (approximately 4.2 eV) and Au (approximately 5.3 eV) are also prepared, in which the results attained are all similar as shown in Figure 5b, suggesting the highly insulating property of the NWs here.

The comparison of spectral means from 1,050 1,009 cm−1 and 829 803 cm−1 with the corresponding p-values is shown in Figure 2. Spectral differences, such as at approximately 1,025 cm−1 and between approximately 829 and 803 cm−1, are attributed to ribose phosphate main-chain vibrations (Tsuboi 1969).

Some relationships, such as an approximately linear increase in particulate phase analytes (e.g. benzo[ a]pyrene) with increasing tar levels, are easy to understand as they agree with the basic understanding of smoke generation and filtration [ 2].

9 In 2011, the NEET rate among Australian youth was 11%: 10 higher than the rate for the Netherlands and Denmark (approximately 5%) but lower than those countries heavily affected by the financial crisis, such as Greece and Spain (approximately 18%) and those outside the European Union, for example, Israel and Turkey (approximately 30%).

It is based on Fourier's theorem which states that any sound can be constructed from elementary sinusoids, such as are approximately produced by carefully struck tuning forks.

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