Sentence examples for by an approximate factor from inspiring English sources

Building integrated circuits vertically allows for a reduced chip footprint when compared to a traditional 2-D design, by an approximate factor of the number of layers used.

ALADDIN's observations exhibited a trend similar to previous observations in which dust flux increased with decreasing distance from the Sun by an approximate factor of 10 (Yano et al., 2011).

Additionally, as samples were aged under ambient environmental conditions, the work of adhesion increased by an approximate factor of two, likely from oxidation of the surface or adsorption of oxygen containing species from the lab environment.

The axial range is multiplied by an approximate factor of P = 4.

However, the present diabetes treatment and the hepatitis therapy differ by an approximate factor of 10,000 regarding the interferon dose.

Interestingly, the signal intensities for the inorganic phosphate were similar in all samples, implying that free phosphate levels are mostly comparable, whereas the signals originating from polyphosphate were increased by an approximate factor of 2 in pQ56 transformed yeast.

The area density can be converted into nanometers by multiplying it with an approximate factor of 0.1695.

The slant TEC value along the satellite-receiver line of sight can be mapped to the vertical in an ionosphere shell by applying an approximate mapping factor.

Both are quite stable for the years 2003 2005, followed by an increase of an approximate scale factor of 1.5 for 2 years, and then the gradient of the line decreases, still indicating an increase in the workload but at a slower pace.

The nanH, cpp, pld, sodC and spaC genes were more highly expressed in the abscesses than in the cultures by approximate factors, 8, 7, 6, 7, and 7, respectively, according to Table 1.

These difficulties can be easily avoided by using an approximate, integer downsampling factor (see Section 5) which is chosen to be fixed for the entire signal analysis.