Sentence examples for orders of magnitude difference from inspiring English sources

Experimental results document an up to 2 orders of magnitude difference in dissolution rate between the differently pretreated surfaces, which are dominated by different dissolution mechanisms.

So there's many orders of magnitude difference between input and output.

Read that again — there's a couple orders of magnitude difference there.

There are three orders of magnitude difference between liquids and solid particles for thermal conductivity.

These results hold across multiple orders of magnitude difference in network size from 64 to 1024 nodes.

For instance, around six orders of magnitude difference in occurrence data are found among species considered (Meyer et al. 2016).

The samples described here have very different rheological profiles as exemplified by an order-of-magnitude difference in their zero-shear-rate viscosity, and infinite-shear-rate viscosities which differ by half an order of magnitude.

However, the σf values are still lower than the NaCl (Quist and Marshall 1968) and KCl solutions (Nesbitt 1993), even when considering the half-order-of-magnitude difference.

However, Odaka (2003) pointed out that differences in radiation patterns do not result in an order-of-magnitude difference of the B values, except for the case when the seismic station is located near the nodal plane.

Because of the order-of-magnitude difference in these probabilities, the lineages are expected to spend most of their time moving around different age-classes before eventually coalescing.

The orders-of-magnitude difference in their timescales (Ir ca. μs; Eu ca. 0.5 ms) allowed them to be identified by time-gated detection.