Sentence examples for but one order from inspiring English sources
However, all but one order arrived within 24 hours.
An aristocrat of its form, a quesadilla filled with a satisfying combination of lobster and avocado might seem extravagant at $16, but one order was enough for two.
The second virial coefficient is positive in water at 25°C but one order of magnitude smaller than reported by Devanand et al. (Macromolecules, 1991, 24, 5943).
Local strain rate sensitivity exponent (i.e. m value) is determined using two types of methods, constant strain rate method (CSRM) and conventional stress relaxation method (SRM), showing similar rate sensitivity trends but one order higher magnitude in SRM.
The antibiotic was able to reduce in vitro the rate of protein synthesis however, the concentration of pulvomycin leading to 50% inhibition (173 μM) was two order of magnitude higher but one order lower than that required in eubacteria and eukarya, respectively.
An effective diffusivity (De) of (3.6 ± 1.6) × 10−14 m2 s−1 was obtained, close to that for uranine (nonsorbing organic tracer), but one order of magnitude lower than those obtained for Sr2+ and NpO2+, and two orders of magnitude lower than that obtained for I−.
II Medium case: a situation where a less reliable initial guess –but within one order of magnitude of the true values– is available.
No clear sequence preference was observed, similar to previous observations with the isolated PWWP domain of Dnmt3b but with one order of magnitude weaker affinity.
Total postseismic deformation in an earthquake cycle is subsidence in the coast area but about one order of magnitude lower than the interseismic locking (results not shown).
The binding of these analogs to poly(U) and poly(C) was weaker in comparison to poly(G) and poly(I) but were one order higher in comparison to berberine.
Finally, no lunar dynamo model exists to date that is capable of explaining the rapid decline of the field intensity with time until 3.3 Ga b.p. while continuing to produce a weak field thereafter (but still one order of magnitude larger than that from conventional dynamo scaling models).
