Sentence examples for yet the order of from inspiring English sources

Significant differences in these so-called 'balance-of-system' costs are rather common worldwide, as international comparative studies have revealed; yet, the order of magnitude for Japan is remarkable [53,54].

Year after year, Finn and Couvée emphasize, following the end of the Soviet Union, generations of Russians who love freedom still recite lines from Pasternak's "Hamlet": "Yet the order of the acts is planned/And the end of the way inescapable./I am alone; all drowns in the Pharisees' hypocrisy./To live your life is not as simple as to cross a field".

Capuchin monkeys exhibit a more relaxed social structure than other monkey species, such as Japanese macaques [10], [38], yet the order of acquisition of techniques suggests that rank played a strong role in the transmission process and in opportunities for learning.

Yet the order of PSA received, whether a first or subsequent PSA test, is unknown.

Fearon and Vogelstein observed that these mutations typically occur in a recurring sequence, yet the order of the mutations is less important than their cumulative effect.

Yet, the order of Mononegavirales comprises groups of viruses with an apparently large evolutionary potential with frequent shifts of host species.

Barry Knapp,   chief United States equity strategist at Barclays and a 19-year veteran of Lehman who was there the weekend before the collapse, added, the situation "is not yet on the order of magnitude of Lehman.

You can customize Gmail to a degree, and – particularly for a free product – that's really awesome, but you can't yet change the order of the top menu items – and that's what's getting users riled up.

To circumvent uneven sampling, yet maintain the order of survival as much as possible, a revolving sliding window approach was applied, see Figure  5; in the collection of 40 windows so compiled, each case is sampled exactly 20 times.

Edit in an easy, special way, at first: by not yet rearranging the order of steps and tips, and not breaking up the existing text, but adding your inputs and rewording within the original steps and tips, still intact in your first published edit (you can boldly rearrange them in a later edit).

If her first very long Potter, "The Goblet of Fire," seemed to lump and lurch about, as if to suck in air before derring yet more do, "The Order of the Phoenix" starts slow, gathers speed and then skateboards, with somersaults, to its furious conclusion.