Sentence examples for typically numbered from inspiring English sources

The congregation typically numbered about 250, members said, before the revolt and crackdown.

Despite the vast number of sRNA reads in sequencing data, bona fide plant miRNA genes of a given species are typically numbered in hundreds exemplars.

These typically numbered approximately 12 per course, with one-quarter to one-half from the museum's Asian holdings (generally works from China, Japan, and India).

For example, among Australian aboriginal foragers, ethnolinguistic units that shared a common language and culture typically numbered between 500 and 5,000 (Keen 2004), and migration rates between ethnic groups were probably substantial.

They are typically numbered to indicate which Input you select on the TV.

A/V inputs are typically numbered to indicate which input you will need to select on the TV.

Unlike typical mechatronics courses that have a small, specialized enrollment, this course has been designed to accommodate a larger, more general enrollment, typically numbering 100 students.

Competition for science faculty positions is still keen, but the situation has improved somewhat for young scientists, with the number of applications for science jobs typically numbering in the low hundreds or less.

It is constant from episode to episode and typically numbers two or three.

While both men draw approving crowds, they typically number in the dozens, much smaller than the mega-events the leading Democrats often hold.

Typically, numbers in fixed-point format are represented with a pair of digits, which are separated by a decimal point.