Sentence examples for mass merits from inspiring English sources

Homogeneous FP6 with respect to isoelectric point as well as molecular mass merits more detailed characterization and evaluation for possible clinical application.

A resident of Nosara, he told me that the number of tourists hasn't yet reached the critical mass to merit a paved road, but he believes it won't be long before one is built.

The data from this study highlight that the long-term impacts of mass disaster merit a joint care approach since they impact both physical and mental health.

As Asia-Pacific's takeoff creates fabulous wealth in our next issue we will list scores of new billionaires the masses will merit attention along with the tycoons.

Suspected mediastinal masses similarly merit only a post-contrast examination as the lack of mediastinal fat in children, similar to their lack of retroperitoneal fat, makes a non-contrast study essentially uninterpretable; here again a non-contrast enhanced examination is unnecessary irradiation and a waste of time (Fig. 2).

And the concept may seem out of place in a world trained to appreciate the merits of mass consumption.

Where once Republicans contemplated whether it was appropriate for any illegal immigrant to be put on a path to citizenship, they are now focused on the merits of mass deportation and ending birthright citizenship.

SMILETRAP is designed for precision mass measurements using the merits of highly-charged ions.

Using the iPad for this type of mass screening has several merits.

Although it has a huge merit in mass production, photolithography is not suitable for flexible fabrication of micro-mold and prototype fabrication of microsystems [8].

Although it has a strong merit in mass production, photolithography is not suitable for flexible machining of micro-mold and prototype fabrication in micro-systems.