Sentence examples for mass arising from from inspiring English sources

A laparoscopic left salpingo-oophorectomy performed found an 8 cm cystic mass arising from the left ovary and a hydrosalpinx of the left fallopian tube.

The model suggests the seated human body undergoes fore-and-aft motion on a seat when exposed to vertical excitation, with the primary resonance frequency of the apparent mass arising from vertical motion of the body.

The conventional method of interpreting the normal modes of vibration consisting of bending displacements and torsional rotations is shown to be inadequate and replaced by an alternative method which is focussed on the constituent parts of the generalized mass arising from bending and torsional displacements.

Axial T2-weighted image shows an exophytic, well demarcated mass arising from the urethra anteriorly (arrows).

MRI scan: the dishomogeneous mass, arising from the pancreatic head (a).

(b) CT arterial phase: mass arising from the pancreatic head (c).

It was suspected that this abnormal mass arose from extrahepatic, extrapancreatic, and extragastrointestinal origin.

For protons or neutrons, which are composite particles, most of the mass arises from the mass equivalent of the internal energy due to the intense binding field of the strong interactions.

So, we can say that only 1percentt of that mass arises from the masses of quarks.

Where do the similarities and differences between the computed and measured compartment-specific protein mass arise from?

Loss of skeletal muscle mass arises from a reduction (by 60%) in protein synthesis and an increase (three-fold) in protein degradation (Beck et al, 1991).