Sentence examples for which reached approximately from inspiring English sources

Significant high levels of available waste tires in Brazil, which reached approximately 473 thousand tons in 2015, offer an attractive potential for their use as fuel in advanced thermal conversion processes.

Rounding out the Top 5 were the Oct. 1 and Sept. 30 episodes of NBC's "The Voice," which reached approximately 2.6 million twitter users.

Thus the Guardian's circulation was probably comparable to political periodicals such as the Tory Critical Review and the British Critic, which both reached 3,500 by 1797, or the Analytical Review, which reached about 1,500, but not to the Monthly Review, which reached approximately 5,000.

Guangdong is the largest province in China as measured by GDP, which reached approximately $904.05 billion in 2012.

Among the large luminous forms are the ghost fungus (Omphalotus nidiformis, formerly Pleurotus lampas) of Australia and the jack-o'-lantern (O. olearius, also known as Clitocybe illudens) of the United States, which reach approximately 13 cm (about 5 inches) in diameter.

The data is based on analytics from 200,000 publishers which reach approximately 270 million unique visitors a month.

This reduction of active surface area can be mostly related to the mass loss during annealing, which reaches approximately 57% according to TG-DSC analysis [36].

MiR-122 is the most abundant liver-specific miRNA, which reaches approximately 70% of the total miRNA population in the adult liver.

As the latest generation of reanalysis data, the atmospheric-, oceandc-, and land surface-analyzed products of the CFSR have some of the highest horizontal resolutions, which reach approximately 0.312° × 0.312° from 0°E to 359.688°E and 89.761°N to 89.761°S (1152 grids × 576 grids, longitude/Gaussian latitude), with a 6 h resolution.

They range in size from the small dwarf lanternshark (Etmopterus perryi), a deep sea species of only 17 cm in length, to the whale shark (Rhincodon typus), the largest fish in the world, which reaches approximately 12 m in length.

The two proteins show a high degree of similarity based on sequence homology (which reaches approximately 75-90% amino acid sequence identity depending on the species), and on the comparison of their crystallographic structures [ 43], suggesting that STS independently evolved from CHS several times in the course of evolution [ 44].