Sentence examples for compound mass from inspiring English sources

An LC/MSD-TOF (2006) (Agilent Technologies) instrument was used for compound mass detection.

Figure 5 shows identification rates as a function of compound mass.

To yield information beyond the compound mass and molecular formula, the analyte is usually fragmented, and fragmentation mass spectra are recorded.

This review summarizes probe designs, workflows, and published applications of the three dominant approaches in the field, namely affinity pulldown, activity-based protein profiling, and Capture Compound Mass Spectrometry.

In conventional measurement of the SA of a radiotracer, the detector giving the mass response is calibrated for compound mass, and the radioactivity associated with a particular carrier mass peak is measured in a calibrated detector, invariably a dose calibrator (an ionization detector).

These results indicate increasing independence of an individual compound mass transfer from controlling factors — either availability (i.e., rIinflow) or intrinsic chemical properties — at higher flow heterogeneity.

Regarding the distribution of compound masses in the two datasets, we observe that the vast majority have mass below 650 Da, see again Fig. 5.

CAMERA[246] is designed to post-process XCMS feature lists and integrates algorithms to extract compound spectra, annotate peaks, and propose compound masses in complex data.

Because compound masses are unevenly distributed, some mass spectra yielded up to 8000 possible structure candidates within the 5 ppm mass window, whereas one mass spectrum was only associated with a single possible candidate structure, pentabromophenol.

Fig. 10 Left histogram of compounds from KEGG that show a particular ratio of hetero atoms except oxygen, and carbon atoms (green); histogram of all decompositions of compound masses from KEGG over the alphabet CHNOPS with mass accuracy 10 ppm (red).

Modern mass spectrometers can constrain compound masses to within a few parts per million (ppm).