The data derived across these LDAs were virtually identical, with correlation coefficients approximating unity (LDA 1 vs 2, 0.96. LDA 1 vs 3, 0.96. LDA 2 vs 3, 0.97).
Linney is starring in "Switzerland," by Joanna Murray-Smith, a two-person drama opening Friday at the Geffen Playhouse, in which she is on stage for virtually all of the play's approximate 95-minute, intermission-less running time.
This swollen phenotype became visible on about day 6, which is the approximate time point when a transition to virtually complete sterility is observed.
Both models yield virtually identical results that can be approximated by Fig. 2 Relationships between fluid fraction, salinity, and electrical conductivity of the forearc mantle (modified from Reynard et al., 2011).
Clearly sufficient variability in a given stratigraphic record exists such that it may be virtually impossible to even come to an approximate estimate of the Earth's age based on this technique.
General practice registers approximate population based registers as virtually all the population are registered through the UK National Health Service.
The accumulated sunlight exposure of an individual during its lifetime is highly variable, and it is virtually impossible with the available tools to approximate the UVA dose received in the cornea of a given subject.
Of course, since virtually all laptops are customizable, all prices are approximate — a few extra gigs of memory or a sweet new HD-DVD drive will boost any price.
(A scene that approximates a musical number in this virtually music-free film shows dough being flung, sliced and boiled to provide a free meal for the cops).
Although MPHR is not established in the (denervated) HTx population and therefore may only serve as an approximate parameter for cardiac stress in HTx patients, the targeted MPHR was virtually achieved in our cohort.
