Sentence examples for though approximately from inspiring English sources

That means that the language, body parts and situations that are a staple of cable television are not allowed on broadcast television, even though approximately 90 percent of households get their broadcast television through a cable or satellite connection.

Government figures show that in 2005 about 17 million tonnes of food, worth up to £20bn, was put into landfill, even though approximately 25percentnt of it could have been eaten by people or animals, or turned into compost and energy.

Therefore, we expressed PAP in 293T cells and showed that the enzyme did not inhibit protein translation even though approximately 15% of the ribosomal RNA (rRNA) was depurinated.

Rural-urban differences in CRC screening are understudied even though approximately one-fifth of the US population lives in rural areas.

However, the candidate region was not narrowed down to less than 150 kb even though approximately 6,500 gametes were analyzed.

Though approximately 731,000 inmates were held in over 2,800 American jails in 2013 (Minton and Golinelli 2014), many of these jails are very small (i.e., 639 jails have 25 or fewer beds) resulting in significant limitations in level and type of care afforded (American Jail Association 2003).

The largest subcategory is antibodies with over 500 antibodies specified by the consortium (though only approximately 180 of these have been referenced in released submissions to date).

Axford admitted, though, that the approximately nine hundred DACA recipients whom CALA represents were in a vulnerable position, particularly those who have existing removal orders.

Battery life is good, though, at approximately 12 hours per charge.

We are not accepting any new developers into the Facebook Beacon program, though the approximately 30 existing sites may continue to use the feature as it suits them best.

Notably though in approximately 20% of 1 3 month old kita-GFP-RAS fish (n = 252), tumors progress to an invasive phenotype (figure 2c, figure s1e, o).