Sentence examples for mass are predicted from inspiring English sources

Although the inner part of the Oort cloud, which is thought to begin at about 20,000 AU, does not supply comets, its existence and large mass are predicted by the theory of the origin of the solar system.

For example, if mt= 178±1 GeV, the Higgs boson mass is predicted to be between 141 and 154 GeV.

The increase in the retention with molar mass is predicted for all types of macrocycles at the critical interaction condition.

In this research walnut mass was predicted by using different physical properties with linear and nonlinear models as three classifications (dimension, projected areas and volume).

"The typical, or average, mass is predicted to be somewhere close to a few tens of solar masses".. Massive stars burn through their material far faster than their lower-mass relations.

Fat-free mass was predicted from total body weight, height and sex (Eqs. 20 and 21 in [ 21]).

Protein theoretical pI and molecular mass were predicted using the "Compute pI/MW tool" available at ExPASy http://br.expasy.org/tools/pi_tool.html.html

Measured values of unbound fraction in lung tissue homogenate could not be found for any of the compounds, so fu in lung tissue mass was predicted in an analogous manner to that used previously in the liver.

A subsequent study of the same population found that lean body mass was predicted by an interaction between evening salivary testosterone and androgen receptor sensitivity that was assessed using length of CAG repeats (Campbell et al. 2007).

On the other hand considering a longer term perspective of note is that the improvement in β-cell mass is predicted to lead to a sustained offset in HbA1c compared with placebo, even though IL-1β, and thus β-cell function, would eventually return to their respective untreated states.

Protein molecular masses were predicted using MacVector's Protein Analysis Toolbox.