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As indicated by scatter plots of points corresponding to the inter-event time distribution shown in Fig. 3c, d, the mean association time of E. coli to the α-HL, calculated from the time distribution of events belonging to the "free pore" distribution, is roughly one order of magnitude faster than that of P. aeruginosa (τ on E.c.  = 0.23 ± 0.004 s; τ on P.a. = 1.47 ± 0.05 s).

The hybrid scheme is more accurate and more importantly it is roughly one order of magnitude faster.

However, the VFI has reduced dramatically, by roughly one order of magnitude, in the 20th century, suggesting a real reduction in society's vulnerability to volcanic hazards.

In literature, a decrease of the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) by roughly one order of magnitude was reported for medium (spatial) resolution holography [50].

It can be first noticed that EE is globally lower when all sources of power consumption are considered (roughly one order of magnitude).

First, very high heat transfer coefficients can be achieved; roughly one order of magnitudes higher than with other liquids like molten nitrate salts, and many times the typical values of pressurized air; allowing to operate at higher heat flux intensities.

More precisely, we assume T1/2 ≪ T per, as is the case for doxorubicin administration, where the half-life is roughly one day and the period is on the order of weeks [ 15].

For practical applications, the probe spacing should be greater than roughly one half of the bubble diameter in order to avoid such a singularity problem.

The mean number of such varying positions was in the order of 20 thousand per individual corresponding to roughly one variant position in every 1900 bp.

While the turnover numbers for all substrates were roughly in the same order of magnitude (25 to 187 s-1), the Km values varied in one order of magnitude from 0.071 mM (for ABTS) to 0.791 mM (for naphthalene).

Since the wood production is at least one order of magnitude higher, the whole potential electrical production is 35 TWh/year, which is roughly one tenth of the electrical production in EU from nuclear plant.