Sentence examples for mass differences and from inspiring English sources
Phonon scattering by point defects via mass differences and strain fluctuations could effectively reduce the lattice thermal conductivity.
More importantly, they extend this finding considerably by showing that less extreme body mass differences and dietary changes are reflected in C-peptide excretion.
Most investigations on Glo1 did not rely on mass spectrometry and its unique potential to identify posttranslational modifications by interpretation of characteristic mass differences and their localization after digest of the protein.
However, this approach does not take into account organ mass differences and would result in overrepresentation of transcripts from certain tissues in the final RNA pool.
In contrast, ESI-MS produces discernable signals for PHP variants (due to mass differences) and their mass peak heights are quantitatively correlated with the amount of contributing variants [15].
The degree of fractionation in the reaction rates of the two N isotopes (N and N) reflects both their mass differences and the force constants of the bonds they form.
This reduction of κ l can stem from several processes, such as three-phonon Umklapp, mass difference, and boundary/surface scattering.
The spectral probability of S with respect to a threshold t and one PTM is the probability that the residue mass difference and PScore(S, P ) ≥ t: 1 where 1 in SpecProb S, t, 1) represents one PTM.
The search is then conducted exhaustively, using a small number of conservative assumptions about the ion-intensity patterns expected for isotopologue groups to filter out false calls based on mass difference and retention-time alignment alone.
The method identifies sites of dehydration via the 18 Da mass difference, and further, it is possible to determine the type of dehydration (whether reverse-Michael or cyclodehydration) by fragmentation pattern.
Reviewer #1: In this manuscript the authors modelled predator-prey interactions with a focus on body-mass differences and how these differences constrain hunting and escape behaviour.
