Sentence examples for example of the magnitude from inspiring English sources

As an example of the magnitude of this sector, private land hunting alone is worth over US $one billion in South Africa.

As an example of the magnitude of the effect of changes in the sensitivity factor on the calibration factor, suppose that the sensitivity factor SEF (the average sensitivity factor was equal to 7.68 × 10−5 cps·Bq−1) increased by one standard deviation (0.07 × 10−5 CFrABq−1), CFrA would have increased by β S E F times the standard deviation of CFrA, that is by 0.001 × 10−5 cps·Bq−1 (0.1%).

Simulation using blood pressure changes after ophthalmic administration provides an example of the magnitude of blood pressure change for a typical subject: a standard 10-mg dose of phenylephrine combined with paracetamol could result in an increase in MAP of more than 10 mmHg (Fig.  2).

For example, estimates of the magnitude of measurement error are typically reported along with measurement results.

Figure 10 shows examples of the magnitudes of the finger pad deformations estimated using (2) and (5) for each material.

An example of the observable magnitude of these differences is demonstrated in figure 1.

This value could signify, for example, that the magnitude of an event of interest in two different strata is 20%and10%0%, but may also relate to prevalences of 0.02% and 0.01%, respectively.

In Fig. 10, we provide an example of the frequency response magnitude (normalized by the average of the channel amplitudes) for one of the measured 2×2 MIMO channels.

The continual supply of 'good' resistance and infectivity traits through migration may, for example, increase the magnitude of escalation before this happens.

For example, if the magnitude of one quake is 6 and another is 4, than the difference in magnitudes is 2, so the stronger earthquake shakes 10^2 or 100 times as hard as the milder one.

This, in turn, will for example affect the magnitude of the unitary IPSPs.