Sentence examples for this means approximately from inspiring English sources

This means approximately one quarter of respondents may not be obtaining specialist natural hazard advice, which could result in inappropriate land use planning decisions.

This means approximately 70 years after dosing the G0 parent, based on a hypothetical example of a girl (G0) getting treatment at the age of 10 years, delivering the G1 at the age of 21.4 (according to the CDC data from 1970; [50]), and assuming that the average age of first time moms for the subsequent generations increases at an average of 0.11 yearly.

This means approximately only 7% of cases are being reported the Canadian surveillance unit.

This means approximately 90 to 120 presumptive cases (individuals with chronic cough) within each community if all are reached.

In other words, to gain 1 kg (2 pounds, lb) a week, this means approximately an additional 1,000 kcal per day is needed.

A C++ implementation (available on request) performed all the computations in roughly three hours on a Pentium 4 CPU 2.8 GHz (this means approximately 20 p-values computed by second).

Critics, however, estimate that this really means approximately 24,000 individuals are waiting.

With this test, the EC2 (m1.large) takes about 2.5 times longer than the local execution, which means approximately the same performance overhead as with the CEF.

"Because hyper in mathematics means approximately 'extended, generalized and multidimensional,"' answers Nelson.

Portuguese explorers thought it stupid, giving it a name that means approximately what it does in English.

That means approximately one in six of the candidates who ran is under investigation.