Sentence examples for an approximate order of from inspiring English sources

In addition, it was found quite early that one acid could be displaced from a salt with another acid, and this made it possible to arrange acids in an approximate order of strength.

Most encouragingly, there existed an approximate order of magnitude difference in senstivity, with little reduction in cell viability at 10 μM 13a, while MV4-11 cells were abolished at the same concentrations.

We reasoned that, as an approximate order of magnitude, ∼100 patients would be required in the ACS-positive group in order to have the likelihood of discerning a potential difference in the closure times between patients with non-cardiac symptoms and the ACS-positive cohort.

On the other hand, the predictive capacity of uncalibrated PF pesticide models currently allows at best an approximate (order-of-magnitude) estimation of concentrations.

In the present paper, however, I concentrate on the use of the TCD for approximate, order-of-magnitude predictions, because these can be very useful during failure analysis.

The accretor can be a forming star or planet, a normal star, or a compact object such as a white dwarf, a neutron star, or a black hole (in approximate order of increasing compactness).

We give the capacity of up to 1000 cells, which we consider to be the approximate order of magnitude for the number of cells in a single large city.3 In addition, the corresponding multiplexing gains for the high-load scenario are given in Fig. 8.

They're listed in the approximate order of this critic's personal preference.

We seeded them in approximate order of popularity, but thought long and hard about what would make the most interesting battles as the tournament proceeded.

We seeded them in approximate order of popularity, but thought long and hard about what would be the most interesting battles – what criteria matter to you when choosing between, say, Orange is the New Black and House of Cards?

The models semiquantitatively reproduce the approximate order of events of unfolding as well as subtle mutation effects and effects resulting from differences in sequences of similar folds.