Sentence examples for mass gain from from inspiring English sources

There then appeared to be a steady mass gain from first puff, followed by a repeated pattern of response per cigarette puff: a rapid initial increase in mass then a slower but more sustained increase in mass, concluding in a slight decease in mass (outlined in Figure 3A).

For example, since we are dealing with only charge 1 ions, a water loss (from any ions) is represented by the feature, and the mass gain from a-ion to b-ion is represented by the feature.

With regard to further anthropometric and adipose tissue parameters at month-4 and year-1 and total weight and fat mass gain from birth to year-1, no significant differences were observed between the three groups (Tables  2 and 3).

The actual mass gains from the tests are shown in Table 7.

The highest mass gain was from the Fe(NO3 3 and B milled powder (iii), which showed 62.1% and 76.5% weight increases at 1,100°C and 1,300°C, respectively.

This study shows that repetitive weight loss and regain during the career of elite athletes does not result in a massive body mass gain after retirement from sport competition.

In contrast, a linear increase in the mass gain of (Cr,Al,Si N from 0.05 mg/cm2 to 0.18 mg/cm2 was observed up to a temperature of 1000 °C.

Oxide growth rates were obtained from a series of mass gain measurements while oxide scale compositions were determined from SEM, XRD and EDS analyses.

The pyrocarbon deposition rate was calculated from the mass gain of the composites.

Indeed loss of UCP1 in mice results in an increased susceptibility to diet-induced obesity with age [ 48], and ectopic expression of UCP1 via the presence of brown adipocytes in skeletal muscle protects mice from diet-induced mass gain [ 31].

To date, studies of the effects of mass gain have generally focused on passerines taking off from perches.