Sentence examples for order of mg from inspiring English sources

Generally, nutrient loss from all treatments in the order of Mg > K = N > Ca > P.

As the word 'contamination' discloses, the concentrations of xenobiotic organic compounds in the environment are relatively very low (in the order of μg L−1) compared to the conventional organic or nutrient concentration (usually in the order of mg L−1).

This can have two explanations: first, particles at high concentration values, in the order of mg, form aggregates that could have different characteristics and behavior respect to isolated particles; second, the ability of Sioutas multistage cascade sampler that did not discriminate particles with diameters less than 0.25  μm (i.e., nanoparticles), to penetrate the nuclear pore diameter.

After 1 h of aging, the presence of super-lattice reflections was detected in the Fourier spectra of the HRTEM images, suggesting an L10 type ordering of Mg and Cu atoms in the Al matrix.

The maximum adsorption capacity for Pb2+, Cu2+ and Ni2+ is found to be in the order of 9.76 mg g−1, 9.26 mg g−1 and 6.74 mg g−1 respectively.

Previous studies have shown elevated hepatic Cu concentrations in the order of 1,000 2,000 mg kg−1 compared with normal Cu levels of < 200 500 mg kg−1.

Two years later, this amount was scaled up to more than 700 MG by the same group in over dense plasma [14] while in underdense plasma fields in the order of 100 MG is presented [15].

"It seems likely that risk is increased in association with intakes in the order of 200 mg per day and perhaps even lower," they said.

The wear rates were of the order of 20 mg per one million cycles.

pASC allows to perform such equilibrium experiments on samples of the order of 10 mg up to several g.

Measurement error was estimated to be relatively low, on the order of 0.9 Mg C ha−1 year −1 (Morgenstern et al. 2004).