The dependence of moisture diffusivity on moisture content is remarkable; the differences as high as one order of magnitude are observed if its values obtained for low and high moisture contents are compared.
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The extent of Sb leaching from the PET ingredients for different brands of drinking water can differ by as much as one order of magnitude in experiments conducted under the worst-case conditions.
The magnetic field at R = R⊙ during the maximum of cycle 24 is shown to be significantly less than that during the maximum of cycle 23; in a range 55° 75° this difference is as much as one order of magnitude.
The galvano-charge current also leads to the error due to the semi-conductive character of LiMn2O4, and the maximal error may reach as much as one order of magnitude.
We illustrate the effectiveness of such an approach by assessing the performance of a surfactant/foam flood conducted at Hill Air Force Base, UT, to remove a TCE-rich NAPL from alluvium with permeability contrasts as high as one order of magnitude.
It is worth noticing that, for a given temperature, the difference in the ASR between the A1 and A6 samples was as large as one order of magnitude, for the same nominal material composition (Fig. 8a).
It was found that the addition of OTMOS-modified silica NPs to the invert emulsion resulted in at least a doubling of viscosity at high shear rates and as much as one order of magnitude increase in viscosity at low shear rates in the case of using 2 wt% silica NPs (Binks et al. 2005).
In both groups, systemicREPs can differ as much as one order of magnitude from the intakeREPs.
The use of the CCD camera reduces the number of sacrificed animals per experiment, sometimes by as much as one order of magnitude, because it allows the comprehensive assessment of each animal over the entire duration of the process under investigation [ 33].
It is important for the referring physicians to have adequate knowledge about radiation, as they are the ones ordering the tests in the first place.
