Sentence examples for mass in some from inspiring English sources

Brains account for up to 15% of an ant's total mass in some species (humans weigh in at a meagre 2%).

These stars, in turn, continually lose mass, in some instances through small eruptions and in others in catastrophic explosions known as supernovae.

In general, the 'sense' step concentrates probability mass in some areas and the 'move' step disperses it.

Due to the slow movement of solutes in the unsaturated zone, the mass of the solute in the unsaturated zone, which reached up to 10% of the total mass in some cases, constituted a continuous slow release of solutes to the saturated zone of the beach.

Such mtDNA copy number increase was not paralleled by an augmentation of mitochondrial mass in some investigated tissues, predominantly in the most affected tissue regions of the brain.

It has been suggested that the aerobically fuelled muscle mass in some fish is not large enough to force them to reach the maximum rate of oxygen uptake during maximal swimming performance [32].

The vines are also in tangled masses in some 50 parks, county officials said.

Although it is present as silvery-gray, highly lustrous platelike masses in some rocks, it is most widely encountered as the henna-red pigment of many diverse rocks—e.g., red sandstones and many other red beds.

Hardness is used to distinguish micas from chloritoid, which also occurs rather commonly as platy masses in some metamorphic rocks; chloritoid, with a Mohs hardness of 61/2, cannot be scratched with a knife blade or geologic pick.

Because conventional imaging methods have not been able to consistently distinguish benign from malignant renal masses, pMRI has been used to differentiate the histology of renal masses in some preliminary studies.

Moreover, the action of these agents on cancer cells is to slow growth (although occasionally activation is reported), and to cause cancer cell death, with consequent regression of cancer masses in some cases.