Sentence examples for generally an order of from inspiring English sources

In these reservoirs, R‖ is between 2 and 30 Ω m, and R⊥ is generally an order of magnitude higher.

In this study the results are generally an order of magnitude higher than the other studies.

Second, GFP expression levels were generally an order of magnitude higher following phagocytosis by neutrophils, compared with macrophages (Fig. 3).

The infection risks for C. jejuni were generally an order of magnitude higher than those for enteroviruses.

The magnitude of the percent increase in the width of the confidence intervals was generally an order of magnitude larger, with increases of 10.2 23.3% for BS and 108.0 216.8% for PM2.5.

However, experimental studies in rodents using radiolabeled PAHs indicate that the dose to the embryo/fetus is generally an order of magnitude or more lower than the dose to paired maternal tissues (Neubert and Tapken 1988; Srivastava et al. 1986; Withey et al. 1993; reviewed in Whyatt et al. 2001).

Herbivorous fishes, although largely unfished, are not generally abundant in the Keppel Islands, being generally about an order of magnitude less than on mid and outer shelf reefs [36].

There are no other measurements of FeA on glacial sediments but measurements on intertidal and saltmarsh sediments are generally about an order of magnitude larger [13, 21].

The reef flat and outer reef habitats generally hosted an order of magnitude higher herbivore biomass than the lagoon (Fig. 2a, 2b; PERMANOVA pair-wise tests, p<0.05 for comparison between lagoon and either outer reef or reef flat).

These parameter values were generally within an order of magnitude of previous parameter estimates (Schiffer et al., 2009).

Second, with this high concentration of drug, which is generally used an order of magnitude more dilute, for such a long treatment time, adhesions would be disassembled within 10 minutes.