Sentence examples for mass amount to from inspiring English sources

Based on indirect calorimetry studies, we estimate the energy flux in a rat to be about 100 kcal/day; SPA differences between OP and OR rats, when corrected for lean mass, amount to about 4 kcal/day or 4%.

Nevertheless, racial/ethnic differences in lean mass amount to approximately 3 4% of body weight, whereas the 10% difference in BMI among non Hispanic blacks with MetS compared with other racial/ethnic groups suggests an element of increased fat tissue as well (24).

Stellar associations contain a relatively small number of stars (from about 10 to a few hundred in most cases), and so their total mass amounts to only several hundred or a few thousand solar masses.

The molecular mass amounts to 307.8 g/mol, the water solubility of tebuconazole (technical) is 0.029 g/l (pH 7), the log KOW is 3.5 20°CC) (KOW: octanol/water partition coefficient) and the vapour pressure is 1.7 × 10−6 Pa (20°C).

Doing the same calculation with the 6-y data, the difference in fat mass amounted to 47%.

I think you just weather that storm, as far as the mass amount of attention to it.

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Based on the considerations of practical limits, demands of safety operation, cost optimization as well as business opportunities in technical development, the problem of how to more effectively utilize mass amount of process data to meet the increasing demand of system reliability has received intensive attention of academics and practitioners in related areas.

The side effects were symptoms of aggression, agitation, anxiety, mental depression, mood changing, shortness of breath and a mass amount of weight gain, due to increased appetite.

The mass rape could amount to crimes against humanity, HRW said – the rape was on a large scale, and could thus be considered widespread, and it was carried out in multiple locations at the same time, indicating it was systematic.

Saddam Hussein and Osama bin Laden, by releasing audio- and videotapes of themselves, have given new life to their movements of rebellion -- or at least the illusion of new life -- which, in the age of mass media, may amount to the same thing.