Sentence examples for goes in the order of from inspiring English sources

I say it goes in the order of sound, lights then visuals in order of importance.

It has been estimated that it costs approximately more than USD 800 million to develop a new drug de novo and the time estimated to develop a new drug that complies with the regulatory requirements for safety, efficacy and quality goes in the order of 10 to 17 years [ 38].

The fact that the TAs went in the order of 1 14 in all questionnaires, could be considered a limiting factor in the survey being reported.

It will go in the order of: steak (big) knife, little knife, big spoon, little spoon.

The incident had caused severe embarrassment and they reacted out of a fundamental feeling that something had gone wrong in the order of things which had to be put into the right.

For AC coupled detectors, no interleaving scheme may be needed, and there may be no limit on the pitch size, i.e. it may go from pitches in the order of microns, to hundreds of microns or even mm's.

In the early going, researchers established the order of DNA and dNTP substrate binding for several DNA polymerases.

I think they all agreed that '24' compressed into two hours is not '24.'... What they'll be able to do is go in chronological order of the day, but skip hours.

The average size of GO sheets was in the order of several micrometers, rendering them with very large aspect ratios.

The third-order nonlinear optical susceptibilities of N-GO NCs were measured in the order of 10−9 esu.

The composite of bigger size CD is more sensitive, resulting that αCD-, βCD-, and γCD-GO-CNT composites are in the order of the increasing sensitivity, to the response, and detail results will be discussed.