Sentence examples for mass to explain from inspiring English sources

Because liquid water is more dense than ice, the ocean would give Sputnik Planitia enough mass to explain its distinct location. .

In this study we have chosen a similar approach where we let the PM2.5 coefficients vary by month, and used the monthly ratios of components to total mass to explain the variations in those coefficients.

We examined whether EMFs affect photophasic plasma melatonin in reproducing adult and fledgling American kestrels (Falco sparverius), and whether melatonin was correlated with body mass to explain previously reported results.

DCM for MEG uses a neural mass model to explain source activity (David and Friston 2003) and has been described in detail elsewhere (David et al. 2006).

While already 5% nonvolatile material in the initial particle dry mass affects the evaporation rate, it should have accounted for 20% or more of the initial particle dry mass to fully explain the difference in the final droplet size, if SA molar mass was assumed for the nonvolatile material – with lower molar mass the effect increases.

A single mass system and multi-mass oscillators help to explain the mechanics of the dampers.

We propose that improved β-cell function, rather than mass, is likely to explain the main IL-1β blocking IL-1β blockingn curreffectsnical data, but that improved β-cell maseeninht result in disease-modifying effecurrent clinicaldatainguishabut unthat>1 year after treatment.

That's not to excuse the Republicans' mass withdrawal, just to explain it.

As it is currently in slow roll out, most users won't understand the ins and outs of the first two features (and maybe even the third) until the product reaches critical mass (Imagine trying to explain the Facebook Newsfeed to someone who hadn't yet seen it).

In 1930, Ernst Münch proposed the so-called 'pressure or mass flow hypothesis' to explain how sugars are transported from sink to source in plants (Taiz and Zeiger, 2010).

Thus, both the In–O bond length and the In–O coordination decrease upon amorphization; the obtained deviations in the first shell, however, cannot alter the electronic band structure (e.g., electron effective mass) sufficiently enough to explain the observed 3-fold change in the electron mobility, Figure 5.