Sentence examples for mass would result from inspiring English sources

In routine density measurements of rocks, the sample weights are considered to be equivalent to their masses, because the discrepancy between weight and mass would result in less error on the computed density than the experimental errors introduced in the measurement of volume.

Large movement of the upper body mass would result in a major shift in the center of mass.

Modeling the foundation with zero mass would result in indefinite solutions and modeling the foundation with very small mass density would result in very small time steps, and make the analysis computationally inefficient.

Based on previous survival estimates in this population [28], we predict that the increased mass loss suffered by choosy females (8.1% of body mass) would result in only a marginal (0 2%) decrease in annual survival if a cool La Niña year follows reproduction.

Moreover, in elderly people subject to sarcopenia, the reduced lean mass would result in a diminished appetite.

Participants were requested to continue habitual dietary intake and were advised that body mass loss >5% of baseline body mass would result in exclusion from the data set.

"By contrast," he said, "post-attack mass vaccination would result in only 525 deaths" from the smallpox virus, which takes about two weeks to develop in the body before symptoms become obvious.

Sitting at the Court of Appeal in London, he said that, if other courts issued similar guidelines to those of Honorary Recorder of Manchester, Judge Andrew Gilbart QC, mass confusion would result.

Using this criterion, we investigated the threshold loss of β-cell mass that would result in functional failure, under varying values of gc.

Increasing the mass tolerance would result in more of these adducts being correctly matched but would greatly increase the overall number of putative metabolite identifications through matching to a greater number of MFs.

However, each cerebral neuron, instead of containing 2 × 10 tubulin molecules, is estimated to contain only about 10 such molecules, a tubulin mass which would result in τ = 500 ms (2 Hz).