Sentence examples for that approximately only from inspiring English sources

One study conducted by Freyd found that approximately only 30% of students who had experienced sexual assault would label it as such.

This makes sense, given that approximately only 1 out of 10 people struggling with addiction in the United States has access to treatment.

That means that approximately only 1 in 100,000 Americans has access to a clinical genetic counselor.

A previous study reported that approximately only 35% of childhood cancer survivors in the UK were on hospital follow-up (Taylor et al, 2004).

Furthermore, it is estimated that approximately only one third of the disease burden caused by MDD could be averted assuming the hypothetical scenario of 100% coverage and full compliance to evidence-based treatments [ 16, 17].

Previous research has shown that approximately only 5% of all patients with chest pain presenting in general practice have acute IHD; while as many as 50% may have myalgia and chest wall syndromes [ 7, 9].

Recent figures indicate that the PCC only adjudicates on less than 1% of complaints it receives, and of that 1% approximately only 1 in every 250 complaints is currently upheld.

It is also noteworthy that in Finland approximately only one-tenth of forensic psychiatric examinations are performed on under-aged offenders.

Previous studies have reported that MSM can correctly answer approximately only 60% of questions about HIV/AIDS transmission and prevention.

The Logic of Approximate Entailment (LAE) is a graded counterpart of classical propositional calculus, where conclusions that are only approximately correct can be drawn.

FVPLSs were established in selected rural and remote areas of need, and collectively our members service an area that covers only approximately half of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population.