"We do not know at this stage what the magnitude of this amount will be, but would be surprised if it were over 20percentt" of pretax earnings, a Merrill Lynch analyst, Mark Husson, wrote in a note to investors on May 28.
Results indicate that the magnitude of subsidies amounted to CNY 1214.24 billion in 2008, equivalent to 4.04% of GDP of that year.
We observed that most lipid classes give a linear response over two orders of magnitude of sample amount (0.2 20 μL) (Fig. S2).
For SM 34 1 2, we observed a relative increase up to 15% in its proportion across the two orders of magnitude of sample amount.
The magnitude of perturbation (amount and speed of sudden treadmill belt motion) was set for each trial by the therapist from level 1 (mildest) to level 5 (most vigorous) based on each patient's day-to-day and trial-to trial performance.
Moreover, because three of the homes (H8 H10) received approximately five orders of magnitude lower amounts of the chlorpyrifos, the reduced level of application gave us an opportunity to investigate the distribution of the pesticide within the home and the children after different application rates.
Because three of the homes received approximately five orders of magnitude lower amounts of chlorpyrifos, the CPPAES homes were divided into two groups based on application rate: "high" (H1 H7) and "low" (H8 H10).
Although the efficiency of capture is slightly lower when the human DNA is contaminated by one or two orders of magnitude greater amounts of microbial DNA, it is possible to retrieve complete mitochondrial genomes from most such samples using this method.
Orders of magnitude larger amounts of data are generated at substantially decreased cost and effort.
Warburg showed that tumour cells could metabolise many orders of magnitude larger amounts of glucose than their differentiated normal counterparts [ 19, 20].
By comparison, an order of magnitude lower amounts of radioactivity in the hypothalamus and CC were maintained for the 10 h period after injection.
