Sentence examples for mass are relevant from inspiring English sources

While in some cases the topology of G may rule out or, on the contrary, guarantee the existence of ground states of any given mass, in general also some metric properties of G, and their quantitative relation with the actual value of the prescribed mass, are relevant as concerns the existence of ground states.

Clinical features of local tumour mass are relevant for HNPGLs and also for metastatic PPGLs.

Pancreatic islet loss and reduction of insulin-producing beta cell mass are relevant aspects to diabetic pathogenesis.

The charge mass is relevant to whether the residual momentum of fragments is large enough to penetrate the back face.

The aim of further imaging is to determine the nature of these masses, to allow a judgment whether the mass is relevant to the presenting symptoms and/or requires any treatment, and if so what treatment is appropriate.

However, due to the fast reaction between MEA and CO2, both the gas side and liquid side mass transfer resistances are relevant and the mass transfer area cannot be determined experimentally.

Here shape and mass are "causally relevant" or "causally efficacious" properties.

Total body mass is not useful because the varying amounts of fat mass are not relevant to protein metabolism.

Organic and mineral reference materials, that are relevant for future mass spectroscopic measurements near a comet, are classified.

The mechanisms of this voluntary reduction in food intake and change in regulation of body mass may be relevant to the control of eating and weight gain in other mammals.

"What we've tried to do is find themes that are relevant to today, relevant to notions of mass commercialism".