Sentence examples for intervals of mass from inspiring English sources

Observed products mass spectra showed a remarkable sequence of mass peaks at regular intervals of mass number 24 in acetylene pyrolysis products and at intervals of mass number 26 in the case of ethylene pyrolysis products, indicating the role of particular corresponding radicals such as C2H and C2H3 in products formation.

[w min, w max ] is the interval of masses corresponding to the mass peak from the MS experiment in a mixture.

Whereas existing methods are bound to compare fixed intervals of ion masses, the accurate mass spectrum (AMS) distance method presented here is independent of any alignment.

As it is illustrated in Figure 2, CALB and TLL lipases show different intervals of PP mass in which linearity is observed.

AP: Anteroposterior; CI: Confidence intervals; COM: Centre of mass; COP: Centre of pressure; ICC: Intraclass correlation coefficients; ML: Mediolateral; SEM: Standard error of the mean; SD: Standard deviation.

It is shown that the early arrival time of particles at a control location, reflected in the lower limit of the 95% confidence interval of the mass flux cumulative density function stochastic process, associated with the upscaled model is strikingly similar to the one associated with the real solution for all heterogeneities.

In summary, our volumetric mass estimates of Stegosaurus fall outside the prediction intervals of commonly used mass prediction equations based on proximal limb dimensions, a pattern seen in other dinosaurs [ 7].

In particular, we choose small intervals of the source mass flux, spanning the range of not-implausible source mass flux.

We conducted a retrospective analysis comparing three group of septic shock patients based on the intervals of actual body mass index (BMI) in patients enrolled in the VASST (Vasopressin and Septic Shock Trial) cohort.

Figure 9 shows projections of the implausibility measure onto two-variable planes, and Fig. 10 demonstrates the relationship between the model inputs and the wind entrainment coefficient k w within intervals of the source mass flux Q0.

Because of the mass shift in the given mass spectra precision (±0.46  m/z), it was necessary to set the length of mass intervals used for estimation of the statistical parameters.