Sentence examples for nearest order of from inspiring English sources

The true, full number, including those still undescribed, can only be guessed at to the nearest order of magnitude, with the opinion of many experts gravitating toward the vicinity of 10 million.

New thresholds are applied directly from laboratory study analysis results but some require rounding to the nearest order of magnitude to account for uncertainties such as those associated with the variation in results between individual tests and lack of extensive datasets in some cases.

This point is reflected in LF-NMR data from our 2012 study on water availability in high dry matter lignocellulose conversion processes [ 11], which shows near order of magnitude faster relaxation times for similar concentrations of oat spelt xylan compared to monomer xylose.

There are ∼50 65 residues between the CHIL and the boundaries of the nearest ordered modules, which would limit the maximum reach of the fully extended linker to ∼20 nm.

Sputtering yield measurements of liquid lithium self-sputtering for energies of 200 1000 eV at oblique incidence, however, show an enhancement near an order of magnitude as the temperature of the liquid lithium target is increased from near its melting point at 473 K up to about 690 K (∼1.5Tm) after accounting for thermal evaporation.

After Al2O3 film deposited, Q tot increased by near one order of magnitude for PE-ALD samples and about 0.4 × 1012 cm−2 for T-ALD sample.

Build and learn by building, but make sure you don't get stuck on tweaks and incremental features: they don't matter anywhere near the order of magnitude as the big, core principle stuff.

The simulation analysis reveals that the real time evolution of the delay with the dynamic AC is more stable when compare to a conventional and simple fixed AC, reaching differences near one order of magnitude in the delay fluctuations.

Daily average BC concentrations were highly variable over the study period, with the range of concentrations spanning near one order of magnitude at each school.

Results showed that, although the number of reconstructed contiguous ancestral regions (CARs) tended to decrease slightly if more fragmented (scaffold-based) genome assemblies (i.e. those of budgerigar and ostrich) were excluded, near identical order of msHSBs were observed within each CAR regardless of excluding one species.

However, as there is a complete absence of L1 insertions that are anywhere near the order of divergence that is typical of some L1 families in the human genome, which can be up to 30% (Khan et al. 2006), it appears that L1 elements are removed from the Anolis genome soon after they become fixed.