The phrase "amount in the order of" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to indicate an approximate quantity or value, often in financial or statistical contexts.
Example: "The project is expected to cost an amount in the order of $50,000."
Alternatives: "approximately" or "around".
For different dopants, the released amount is in the order of SDS > HPC ∼ without dopant > CTAB.
Large amount of cooling in the order of 100 °C 450 °C differential temperature is common for the auxiliary liquid sodium systems such as sodium purification and impurity monitoring.
Unlike NaCl, it appears that a small amount of MIBC, in the order of 10−5 M, is sufficient to delay the coalescence of bubbles, which reach a maximum at a concentration of 3 × 10−3 M.
The selection of biclustering methods was based on the following criteria: (i) the methods should be non-partitioning in nature, (ii) they should have the capacity to generate overlapping biclusters, (iii) a suitable implementation should be publicly available, and (iv) they should produce a reasonable amount of biclusters (in the order of 10 100) on the modular toy datasets.
Given the injected activity and the apparent molar activity of the [64Cu]CuCl2 used in this research, the administered copper was in trace amount, on the order of nanomoles, which fall well below the known toxicity limit for copper ions.
In addition, the integrated microreactor approach achieved higher catalyst utilization noted by a marked reduction in catalyst amount (of the order of 50%) when compared to a conventional adiabatic microreactor operating at the same level of conversion efficiency.
Not only is this energy inefficient, but also it required high amounts of current (in the order of 800 mA per motor) that the power supplies availabe can't source properly, thus creating a serious heating problem.
Summary: Genetic association studies making use of high-throughput genotyping arrays need to process large amounts of data in the order of millions of markers per experiment.
For example, it is surprisingly shown that chain orientation for the Ziegler Natta sample requires a large amount of shear deformation, in the order of 1000 strain units, to reach a steady state.
The authors report a negligible amount of 44Ti breakthrough in the order of 10− 5 Bq.
