Sentence examples for mass and led from inspiring English sources

In this study, in-vivo examinations of the use of newly designed PCL-NGF/TF conduits to promote the generation of nerves in a defective rat model significantly increased the gastrocnemius muscle mass, and led to the successful regeneration of nerves that bridged a 12 mm long defected gap of nerves in rats.

However, in their approach, a substantial degree of the LV cavity was included in the calculated trabecular LV mass and led to systemic overestimation of the latter.

coli), kindly provided by Dr D Marmé (Freiburg, Germany), was used for neutralising the antibody as negative control (ligand: antibody=9.7 : 1, based on protein mass) and led to complete abrogation of the antibody reactivity.

showed that a strong interaction among (nearly) massless fermions will lead the formation of a condensate of fermion-antifermion pairs in the vacuum, which breaks the symmetry associated with massless fermions, i.e. chiral symmetry, endowes the fermions with a dynamical mass, and leads to the emergence of massless bosons called Goldstone bosons.

Genetic activation of HSL in mice decreases the adipose mass and leads to triacylglycerol deposition in multiple tissues.

Asbestos levels ranged from 0.8%to3.0%0% of the mass, the PAHs were > 0.1% of the mass, and lead ranged from 101 to 625 microg/g.

A chronically low intake of calcium in the diet decreases bone mass and leads to an increased risk of osteoporosis and bone fracture [ 22].

Our data suggest a central role for CLS1 in preserving mitochondrial integrity in human lung epithelia, as knockdown of CLS1 reduces cardiolipin production, decreases cardiolipin mass, and leads to loss of mitochondrial functionality.

Renormalization removed the physical inconsistencies inherent in earlier calculations of the properties of the carrier particles, permitted precise calculations of their masses, and led to more-general acceptance of the electroweak theory.

Anti-obeah legislation, particularly after the end of slavery in the nineteenth century, played a central role in creating public misunderstandings of the meaning and role of obeah among the West Indian masses, and led to the stigmatization and devaluation among future generations of African-derived spiritual beliefs and practices.

The policy of coalition with the bourgeoisie pursued by the patriotic Socialists, and the hopeless attack which the Allies forced the Russian Army to assume at the front both these roused the masses and led to armed demonstrations in Petrograd in the first days of July.