Sentence examples for mass remained in from inspiring English sources

The reality of this missing mass remained in question for decades, until the 1970s when American astronomers Vera Rubin and W. Kent Ford confirmed its existence by the observation of a similar phenomenon: the mass of the stars visible within a typical galaxy is only about 10 percent of that required to keep those stars orbiting the galaxy's centre.

The mass loss of the blends occurred slowly: after 273 days of degradation, more than 80% mass remained in all cases.

Complete radiological resolution of disease was obtained in 34 patients and a residual mass remained in 26, the remainder having progression of the para-aortic or other metastatic disease.

The PMR of fresh and senesced litter was significantly affected by mesh size, with a higher mass remaining in small mesh bags.

The numerical results have shown that for a fixed viscosity ratio and capillary number the fraction of mass remaining in the tube is an increasing function of n.

Moreover, the proposed NPTS is applied to a large-scale pump-and-treat groundwater remediation system of the field site at the Massachusetts Military Reservation MMRR) in Cape Cod, Massachusetts, involving minimizations of both total pumping rates and contaminant mass remaining in the aquifer.

Sensitivity analysis of the NPTS parameters is evaluated through a synthetic pump-and-treat remediation application involving two conflicting objectives, minimizations of both remediation cost and contaminant mass remaining in the aquifer.

Quantitatively, the expected behavior (as quantified by the contaminant mass remaining in the aquifer) is statistically different between the positive and negative cases: on average, more contaminant mass persists when K and k are negatively correlated.

To determine the concentrations of 2D nanosheets in the supernatant, we estimated the mass remaining in the supernatant by measuring the UV-vis absorption spectrum at fixed wavelength of 630 nm.

Also, most of the explained variation of mass remaining in the study by Yatskov et al. (2003) could be attributed to time since death (50%%), log position (8 %) and tree species (6 %).

Whereas the average mass remaining in P. sylvestris CWD was similar to that of P. abies until 18 years of decomposition (about 59%% each (SD ± 12, resp. 11 %; P. abies)), it was considerably higher at year 36 (P. sylvestris: 46%% (SD ± 15), P. abies: 39 % (SD ± 18)).