The phrase "a wider mass" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a larger or more extensive group of people or things, often in a context discussing demographics or audiences.
Example: "The campaign aims to reach a wider mass of consumers by utilizing social media platforms."
Alternatives: "a larger audience" or "a broader group".
"There's just a wider mass of people that relate to brands like Porsche than to a defunct brand," he said.
Future work towards development of a generalized model applicable to a wider mass flux range in horizontal tubes is discussed.
This has stimulated the design of a new ion optics coupling arrangement, which provides a higher mass resolution over a wider mass range.
Claims that Galloway's byelection victory in Bradford West signifies the arrival of a wider mass movement of opportunist Islamophile leftism seem wildly improbable, though the Labour party is suddenly in a rare state of nerves about it.
The peaks of BNC in Shengli-CGO have a wider mass distribution (180 < m/z < 560) than NBNC (200 < m/z < 460).
This required a wider mass tolerance (0.5 Da) to be used during the retraining (compared to 0.01 Da previously), which may have hindered the training algorithm from accurately assigning explanations to peaks, and so modeling their likelihoods.
Mr. Seller: "When many theater experts thought that no, this is a show that lives and breathes downtown, we said: 'No, there's a Broadway audience for this, a wide mass audience.
The recent introduction of a multipole collision cell adjacent to an Orbitrap mass analyzer provides for higher energy collisionally activated dissociation (HCD) with efficient capture of fragment ions over a wide mass range.
On the other hand, MALDI-IMS can measure ions over a wide mass range (from m/z of several hundreds to several ten thousands).
TOF methods offer the advantage of acquiring spectral data across a wide mass range without compromising sensitivity, which is often the case with quadrupole mass filters.
To achieve this goal would require the ability to discriminate a halogen tag's signature on peptides over a wide mass range, in multiple charge states, and against a background of >100,000 peptides, capabilities that present methods lack.
