Sentence examples for ultimate magnitude from inspiring English sources

If the California regulatory commission and federal regulators had moved this past September, when the current problems became crystal clear, to fix the flawed parts of the state's market structure, they would have significantly reduced the ultimate magnitude of the problem.

But even as investors took heart in palpable signs that the government was preparing to dole out more medicine for the ailing economy, a number of economists cautioned that the pain itself was still unfolding, with its ultimate magnitude far from known.

The ultimate magnitude of the plant response to high pathogen cell densities was comparable between susceptible and resistant plants, but it differed strikingly between the two strains.

In such instances, very early events following introduction can be pivotal in determining the ultimate magnitude of the outbreak and the degree of spread within the hospital.

Our data suggest that early CRP measurement should be undertaken in all critically ill surgical patients in order to quantify the ultimate magnitude of the inflammatory response and the associated mortality.

Because most AMPAR at hippocampal synapses of wild-type mice consist of either GluA1/GluA2 or GluA2/GluA3 heteromers (Wenthold et al., 1996), an interaction of both GluA1- and GluA2-linked (and possibly GluA3-linked) trafficking/anchoring cascades is likely to determine the synaptic expression and maintenance of these receptors, and therefore the ultimate magnitude and persistence of LTP.

The individual plies are elastic, have a unidirectional reinforcement, and can suffer local damage at the fiber/matrix interface when the resolved normal and shear stresses exceed their ultimate magnitudes.

Questions about the overall pathway of events may then be asked, including: Which events appear to be "control points," i.e., they engage specific mechanisms that may influence the ultimate outcome (either the magnitude of the outcome, or the probability of the outcome)?

When central angles are less than critical value, concave magnitudes reduce ultimate strengths linearly.

In something like the same sense as a discrete entity is made up of its individual units, its "indivisibles", so, it was maintained, a continuum is "composed" of infinitesimal magnitudes, its ultimate parts.

Rates and magnitudes of ultimate reductions in porosity map directly onto reductions in permeability and for proppants in the range 100 to 600 μm, result in permeability reductions in the range of 25% (163 °C) to 75% (191 °C).