Sentence examples for mass was pointed from inspiring English sources

A 40-year-old male with complaints of hemoptysis was referred to our hospital, and a solitary pulmonary mass was pointed out on his chest roentgenogram.

Fracture mechanics tests are also achieved and the square root dependence of the fracture energy with the average molar mass is pointed out.

It's worth noting that the revelation of this mass execution was pointing to only one summer of the 37-year history of the Islamic Republic.

In conclusion the broad horizons opened by the TOF magnetic-resonance mass spectrometers (MRMS) in the area of high-precision mass spectrometric measurements are pointed out.

Also using only Mitotracker Red CMXRos, small oocytes (around 40 μm) showed a less proportion of red-stained mitochondria, while in mature (around 100 μm) and spawned eggs, the mitochondrial mass was red-stained pointing to an overall high Δψm.

Endocrine and exocrine mass was estimated by point counting six randomly assigned fields of view per section and scoring for islet, acinus or duct.

Peak bone mass was defined as the point at which the rat skeleton had accrued its highest amount of areal BMD determined by dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) in the whole body, femur, and tibia.

(In a system of bodies, the center of mass is the point relative to which the bodies' distances are in inverse proportion to their masses).

Peak bone mass is the point at which a person's skeleton has grown as big as it'll ever be, and although the right kind of exercise can maintain that size by replenishing it with strong, dense bone, from that point forward you can only maintain or slow down gradual age-related bone loss.

To compare total β-cell mass after immunostaining with insulin Ab, β-cell mass was measured and calculated by point-counting morphometric analysis [35] using Image J software, download from the NIH website (http://rsbweb.nih.gov/ij/).

The mass-averaged molecular mass was then calculated at each point in the chromatogram from the intercept of an individual plot.