Sentence examples for mass of normal from inspiring English sources

Other entities commonly classified as matter when traveling with high velocity include the positively charged nucleus of the hydrogen atom, or proton; the nucleus of deuterium (i.e., heavy hydrogen, the nucleus of which has double the mass of normal hydrogen's nucleus), or deuteron, also positively charged; and the nucleus of the helium atom, or alpha particle, which has a double positive charge.

The manipulations worked in two of the embryos, producing a pair of dogs with twice the muscle mass of normal beagles.

CRFR2 agonists ameliorate muscle atrophy in a variety of pathological conditions, including denervation atrophy and cancer cachexia, and will also increase mass of normal muscles [ 44– 44].

Decreased lipid storage occurred with these changes, and this effect along with an increase in the mass of normal brown adipose tissue led to a significantly increased rate of fatty acid β-oxidation [ 12].

To replicate the presence of abnormal tumor tissue within a larger mass of normal tissue, a ~0.5 cm mass of lymphoid tissue with histologically-proven lymphoma from the thoracic cavity of a cat was wrapped with normal chicken breast tissue and inserted into a 50 ml, conical tube.

An interesting consideration is that the effects of nandrolone to slow atrophy of denervated gastrocnemius are much greater than its effects to increase the mass of normal rat muscles, including gastrocnemius, [ 67] but that both of these actions of nandrolone are considerably smaller than the dramatic effect of androgens to increase the size of the rat levator ani muscle [ 68, 69].

They tend to include masses of normal, unsophisticated investors and draw out unscrupulous and fraudulent actors.

Dual energy X-ray absorptiometry in 1996 showed severe osteopoenia (bone mass 71% of normal, Z-score −4.4).

The positron is a positively charged particle with the mass of a normal negative electron.

They are enormous, elongated, torpedo-shaped hearts, twice the mass of a normal heart, that draw blood in like a suction pump and push it out like a piston.

PAGE D5 BIG-HEARTED ATHLETES Resting inside the chests of the United States men's Olympic rowing team are enormous, elongated, torpedo-shaped hearts, twice the mass of a normal heart, that draw blood in like a suction pump and push it out like a piston.