Sentence examples for term approximately from inspiring English sources

An AI may teach in one course each term (approximately two to four classroom hours per week).

Meantime, the influences of many remote groups to the central group can be summed up into one term approximately.

Study Design: Intrauterine growth restriction was induced in 7 fetal sheep from 120 to 140 days' gestation (term, approximately 147 days' gestation) by umbilicoplacental embolization.

Types 1 and 2 11β-HSD messengeRNANA (mRNA) and protein in placentas obtained at 121 to 185 days' gestation (dGA, term approximately 185 dGA, n = 16), during labor between 141 and 193 dGA (n = 8), and after maternal administration of four doses of 87.5 μg/kg betamethasone (n = 5) at 12-hour intervals at 121 to 135 dGA were analyzed by Northern and Western blot.

Some schools delivered programs that ran for only one semester (approximately 20 weeks) or one term (approximately 10 weeks) of the academic year, even in the compulsory years of foreign language education.

Consequences include a reduction in the efficiency of the Southern Ocean sink of CO2 in the short term (approximately 25 years) and possibly greater stabilization of atmospheric CO2 on a multi-century scale (Figure 6). Figure 6 Time series of Southern Ocean CO 2 uptake (petagrams of carbon per year) simulated by CMIP5 ESMs.

The SLV-Cav combination, according to the Darpa document, "will provide a near-term (approximately 2010) operational capability for prompt global strike from Consus (the continental US) while also enabling future development of a reusable HCV for the far-term (approximately 2025)".

The long-term, approximately linear decline in spring snow cover in all of Eurasia (Fig. 5d; Robinson et al. 1993; Robinson and Frei 2000; Frei et al. 2012) corroborates these observations: from 1967 through 2012, area covered by snow decreased by about 5%% per year.

The 15,000 ppm vinegar solution is in simple terms approximately mixing one part vinegar with four parts water.

Similarly £1 of child nutrition has no effect unless it triggers programme participation in which case the effect is 3.9 – in money metric terms approximately £0.87, which is what it is for those already taking up.

The average level of per capita income of emerging economies has now reached, in PPP real terms, approximately the level reached by advanced economies in the early sixties.