Sentence examples for magnitude including from inspiring English sources

We present the measured performance evolution as the instantaneous luminosity delivered increased by several orders of magnitude, including dynamic data-losses, efficiency and resolution.

Subsequent changes in female brains were at a much smaller magnitude, including 10.9% from 9 months to 12 months and 6.1% from 12 months to 15 months.

SRM approaches detect a diverse suite of proteins across abundance ranges that vary by orders of magnitude, including very low intensity peptides such as those that were measured across all samples in this experiment (6 peptides from 2 proteins).

Relative to high pressure homogenization, endogenous component release was reduced by up to three orders of magnitude, including DNA, endotoxins, and host cell proteins, particularly outer membrane protein, which indicates the presence of cell debris.

Prior theory has made a number of predictions on how wrinkles on non-premixed flamelets are excited by flow disturbances, convect axially, and evolve in disturbance magnitude, including setting up interference patterns in wrinkle disturbance magnitude.

The total estimated moment magnitude including both the main shock and the Mw 7.3 event is 7.8 (seismic moment 7.0 × 1020 Nm).

"An overall reduction of the magnitude included in the Senate bill -- approximately $270 million below the request -- would have a dramatic adverse impact on the staff and inmate safety at existing facilities".

"Reductions in Medicaid of the magnitude included in the AHCA will clearly have an averse impact on employment in the nation's 5,000 hospitals," American Hospital Association Executive Vice President Tom Nickels said.

Other possible explanations for a discrepancy of this magnitude include: ITNs may have been delivered to the district but not to households; ITNs may have been delivered to households and then were traded or sold out of the district; or households may be presenting false information regarding their ownership of an ITN.

The countries hosting these institutions share similar health system characteristics, which may vary slightly in level and magnitude, include high disease burden, dilapidated health infrastructure, weak leadership, poor management, and inadequate human resources in both numbers and competencies [ 4- 6].

To see why they all appeal to arbitrary real-valued quantities, consider that most physical theories assume that many physical magnitudes, including time, can take arbitrary real numbers as values.