Sentence examples for mass per length from inspiring English sources

The two-dimensional mass parameter μ is a mass per length.

STEM mass mapping has proven valuable for characterizing large protein assemblies such as filamentous proteins with a well-defined mass per length.

Of the tested patient-dependent parameters, fits of body mass and mass per length with image quality had the highest R2.

describes the shape of the beam, where EI is the flexural rigidity for the bending direction, and m is the mass per length unit of the beam.

Table 3 shows that based on the values of R2, the best fits are those where the body mass and mass per length are used as the patient-dependent parameters.

The fit of SNRnorm to different patient-dependent parameters shows that the fit with body mass has the highest R2, followed by mass per length (the difference of R2 is not significant for both cameras).

Scanning transmission electron microscopy analysis revealed that the PolyQKd-32 fibrils have 50% higher mass-per-length than PolyQKd-33.

An integrated approach combining information gained by Fourier transformation, linear Markham superposition (real space) and mass-per-length measurement by scanning transmission electron microscopy was used to analyze the helical structure of the rod-like type 1 pili expressed by uropathogenic Escherichia coli strain W3110.

Flat nascent protofibrils with lengths of over 40 nm are observed at short incubation times (≤ 3 h); their lateral dimensions of 6 8 nm are consistent with a mass-per-length of 9 kDa/nm previously predicted for the elementary fibril subunit.

The 3Q fibrils give the higher LD signal, possibly because the characteristic higher mass-per-length of 3Q fibrils 11 results in stiffer fibrils, which align better than 2A fibrils.

Modest revisions of the filament structure and assembly in the two- and three-filament models bring them into agreement with HRF data provided that both forms are present in fibrils as indicated by mass-per-length determinations.