Sentence examples for mass and less from inspiring English sources

The results show that in the 10 and 20 mg/kg Cd treated soils, pai-tsai gets higher shoot mass and less Cd accumulation in its shoot than in the barrier treatments or in the mono cultures, when its roots are permitted to intermingle with those of Zhongyouza I.

(Long-term, Unger says, the leptin mice are no lighter than those who get insulin, though they have more lean body mass and less body fat).

Veronese is grown for a range of applications (National Poplar and Willow Users Group 2007), but this study found that its early growth from cuttings was less than Kawa for shoot length and shoot mass and less than Kawa and Geyles for total root mass.

Particles in higher generations generally have greater mass and less stability, causing them to decay into lower-generation particles by means of weak interactions.

The CV in our laboratory has been less than 2%% for lean body mass and less than 3%% for body fat [45].

This trend is very marked for fruit diameter and fruit mass and less so for individual seed mass; for all the four traits examined (Fig. 6) with data available, there is a significant trend for megafaunal fruits to have larger seeds and greater seediness, independently of the general trend for larger fruits (Table 3).

Pineal parenchymal lesions account for less than 15%% of all pineal masses and less than 0.2%% of intracranial neoplasms [5, 7].

They've downgraded the juniper in the mix and upped the levels on other flavors, to make gin more palatable to the masses and less of an acquired taste.

Smaller azhdarchids may have been more capable of complementing gliding with sustained flapping flight than larger forms due to their lower masses and less demanding energetic requirements [16], [72].

Analysis of Cold Lake bitumen by X-ray absorption near-edge structure spectroscopy (XANES) showed that bitumen contains more aromatic sulfur (3.05 mass%) and less aliphatic sulfur (1.86 mass%).

The decreased aboveground litterfall could result in less aboveground litter mass, and then less litter C incorporated into soils when the litter decomposed [27].