Sentence examples for nearly a factor of from inspiring English sources

The boiling points of the rare-earth metals vary by nearly a factor of three.

(The seventy-two million dollars Bloomberg spent on his mayoral campaign was more than anyone else had ever spent seeking that office by nearly a factor of five).

For example, their melting points differ by nearly a factor of two, and the vapour pressures differ by a factor of more than one billion.

With increase of bias, ρC is substantially reduced (by nearly a factor of 2).

This is nearly a factor of two improvements in resolution and sensitivity compared to Gammasphere/CHICO.

However, the quantitative discrepancies between the measured and simulated shear stresses were nearly a factor of two.

Despite the lower threshold, the gamma misclassification rate in stilbene was approximately 3×10−6, nearly a factor-of-five lower than what we found with the EJ-309 liquid.

As an example, filaments in 0.1 M KCl buffer expose to a raise in pH from 7 to 9 changes from the normal form to the coil form, which consequentially reduces their end-to-end length by about a factor of nearly 3.

The dark forward current voltage characteristics over the same temperature range yield the value of ideality factor which increases nearly by a factor of three for both the photodiodes at the liquid nitrogen temperature.

Our results suggest that there could be a difference of nearly a factor seven in creatinine-adjusted concentrations of a metabolite measured in two different urine samples taken the same day from a same individual solely due to the intra-individual intra-day variation in creatinine excretion rate.

Out there amid the giant hollyhocks, which bear blooms like old gramophone trumpets, there in the vulnerability of open space (albeit open space that isn't at all like the Kansas prairie), Dorothy is about to outdo Snow White by a factor of nearly twenty.