Sentence examples for example the magnitude of from inspiring English sources

For this specific example, the magnitude of the frequency response will asymptotically go to zero.

For example, the magnitude of inflammation due to a biomaterial is not predictive of the extent of fibrosis.

For example, the magnitude of the causality (dependency) between a child node and its parent node is greater than that between a child node and its grandparent node.

In this example, the magnitude of the signal relative to the background pupil noise is exaggerated; in real pupil dilation data, many dozens (sometimes hundreds) of epochs must be averaged before the noise level in the average is low enough to distinguish the pupillary response.

For example, the magnitude of observed precipitation trend was about 1.16mm/10years in the Wujiang River watershed, but the projected precipitation trend from BCCR-BCM20, CNRM-CM3, CSIRO-MK30, GFDL-CM21, and INM-CM30 would project a decrease of precipitation for 2030s under A1B scenarios.

For example, the magnitude of RIBE for DDR activation in WI38 human fibroblasts was 2.5-fold with medium transfer, about 3-fold with CMRA-staining cell co-culture studies, and 3.7-fold with α-particle IR exposures [5].

For example, the magnitudes of annual temperature change are very close (0.05 0.15°C) for 2030s from three different emission scenarios but it could be as large as 1.15°C between B1 and A2 scenarios for 2080s.

Despite the above examples, the magnitude of long-term variability in stream ecosystems has not been addressed by most bioassessment programs.

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

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.

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%).