Sentence examples for magnitude when strained from inspiring English sources

These sensors experience an increase in conductance of several orders of magnitude when strained to 40% elongation.

When straining the macaroni, be careful.

The polymer‐conjugated inhibitors were found to have a far greater potency (for some as high as two orders of magnitude when a long spacer arm was employed) than their corresponding parent molecules against the human Wuhan influenza strain.

But an error rate of that magnitude, when the issue is life and death, is intolerable.

In this work, the effective activation energies of k* and D* are relatively insensitive to strain, while the magnitude of k* and D* increases when strain varies from compressive to tensile state.

Since the distance from the crack tip at which the strain gradient significantly alters the stress field could be one order of magnitude higher when large strains are considered, results reveal that the plastic size effect could have important implications in the modelization of several damage mechanisms where its influence has not yet been considered in the literature.

Still, losses of that magnitude could strain the company's finances, and the difficulties continue to mount.

Metaphors are always strained when taken literally.

According to Williams, the pilot project is now of sufficient size (two recombinant inbred sets, LXS and BXD, with 80 member strains) that "it provides the community with a good flavor of what this will look like when we have an order of magnitude more strains than we do now".

The literature illuminates patients' vast experience of the magnitude of economic strain experienced when living with chronic illnesses.

When the loading strain reached the maximum magnitude, the strain amplification factor of 100 Hz was higher than those of the other frequencies.