Sentence examples for nearly order from inspiring English sources

The first is that C to T conversions are the most frequent genetic point mutation, small nucleotide polymorphism (SNP), known to occur in a nearly order of magnitude greater frequency than any other SNP [ 24].

Indian troops were nearly ordered to cross the border, but the crisis was defused.

By confusing different scales and units, a friend once nearly ordered a Venetian blind that would have been three metres wide and only three inches deep.

With regard to this phenomenon, it is also noteworthy that all plagioclase feldspars are more nearly ordered than their associated potassium feldspars regardless of the temperatures that prevailed when they were formed.

Since the well-testing diagnostic plots are arranged nearly ordered in time, the well-testing model recognition could be considered as a time-series classification problem where different types of underlying reservoir models constitute different classes.

When Republicans retook the Senate in 2002, Domenici assumed the chairmanship of the Energy and Natural Resources Committee, and Flint took a nearly order-of-magnitude pay cut -- earning just $150,000 a year, according to the salary tracker Legistorm.com -- to return to Domenici's staff.

The reaction was nearly first order with respect to NO and O2 and nearly negative first order with respect to NO2, and the apparent activation energy (Ea) was 81.8±5kJmol−1.

Oz is a man of nearly obsessive order: orderly sentences, orderly bookshelves, soldierly rituals.

The company has had a nearly empty order book since early this year.

The electrical conductivity of the two belts differs by nearly one order of magnitude.

Optics, microfluidics and electronics are nearly an order of magnitude less expensive than just a decade ago.