Results showed that the magnitude yields a poor verification performance, whereas the phase yields a good performance.
As a result, sulfur response in the SS mFPD spans 4 orders of magnitude, yields a minimum detectable limit near 9 × 10−12 gS/s, and has a selectivity approaching 104 over carbon.
However, the device presented here reduces the equilibration time by orders of magnitude, yields concentrations below 0.5% oxygen, and permits very complex oxygen profiles across the same well.
Plotting the natural logarithm of appearance frequency against the natural logarithm of rank order over approximately 6 orders of magnitude yielded a frequency: rank slope of -0.95 and an R of 0.96.
An increase in fruit and vegetable consumption of this magnitude might yield worthwhile health benefits, if it were to be maintained over long enough periods of time or in a large enough population.
The MiniSTEP drag-free control system must reduce the atmospheric drag forces acting on the spacecraft by seven orders of magnitude, to yield an average residual acceleration of less than 3·10−14 m s−2 averaged over the measurement bandwidth.
One hundred and sixty thousand compounds from the Otava database were virtually screened against the thiazolone inhibitor binding site on NS5B (thumb pocket-2, TP-2), resulting in a sequential down-sizing of the library by 2.7 orders of magnitude to yield 59 NS5B non-nucleoside inhibitor (NNI) candidates.
Researchers frequently discuss the magnitude of yield heterosis for a particular hybrid.
In addition, we reasoned that if tumor heterogeneity were of a magnitude to yield different methylation patterns in the tumors regardless of the treatment, then multisampling a tumor with subsequent methylation analysis of each of the tumor fragments will render zones with different methylation pattern.
A third method entails the use of mean parallaxes of a star of a given proper motion and apparent magnitude; this yields a statistical sample of stars of approximately known and uniform distance.
