Sentence examples for examination of mass from inspiring English sources

The New York Times found the film "less an examination of mass destruction than the tale of a spoiled holiday".

This is an extension of Laurent Schwartz's concept of a "distribution," with which he brought rigour to the examination of mass distributions.

But there is a troubling complacency and a lack of compassion in "The Impossible," which is less an examination of mass destruction than the tale of a spoiled holiday.

Initial examination of mass chromatograms only indicated a single peak that was 16 mass units greater than the adenine parent ion, consistent with known products of adenine oxidation by ROS species.

Since the fragment ions containing no (zero), one, or two C-termini of the cross-linked peptides displayed a mass shift of 0, 4, and 8 Da, respectively, in the corresponding MS/MS spectra obtained from O- and O-water, the examination of mass shift of fragment ions can lend further support for the assignment of fragment ions.

Right adrenalectomy was performed 6 weeks later; histologic examination of the mass confirmed the pheochromocytoma diagnosis.

The histo-pathological examination of the mass revealed an encapsulated fat necrosis.

Six weeks after admission, she underwent uncomplicated adrenalectomy; histologic examination of the mass confirmed the pheochromocytoma diagnosis.

She underwent laparoscopic adrenalectomy under stable hemodynamic conditions; histologic examination of the mass confirmed the pheochromocytoma diagnosis.

Perhaps the most intriguing use of this technique, however, is in the examination of the mass and form of stone deposits laid down before stone tools were manufactured.

A 76-year-old male patient complaining of appetite loss and upper abdominal pain was referred to our hospital for examination of a mass detected in the pancreas.