Sentence examples for order of ones from inspiring English sources

Drinking water concentrations of enteroviruses and NoV-GI were on the order of ones to hundreds of genomic copies per liter; whereas adenoviruses, although more common, had concentrations that were one or two orders of magnitude lower.

In this study, order-of-one scaling analysis was employed to evaluate the effects of hydrodynamic parameters on asphaltene deposition in wellbore.

I mean, it's on the order of one in a million of acquiring West Nile infection.

Typically, the fine structure is on the order of one-millionth of the energy difference between the energy levels given by the principal quantum numbers.

In a telephone interview, Dr. Franklin said that the fees paid to the trustees were "only on the order of one-half of 1percentt" of the foundation's assets.

"The noise around airports is on the order of one-tenth per airplane of what it was back in the late 1980's," he said.

Infant and maternal mortality haunted families; something on the order of one birth in twenty resulted in the death of the mother.

Since the crisis began, only something on the order of one per cent of underwater loans have had their principal reduced.

One of the most striking features of neuroendocrine networks is their ability to exhibit very slow rhythms of neurosecretion, on the order of one or several hours.

However, severe power fluctuations were found in the single molecule signals acquired with the atomic filter on the order of one magnitude.

The features in general are on the order of one micron or less in width and may be hundreds of microns in length.