Sentence examples for masses found in from inspiring English sources

HPLC ESI-MS confirmed that the identity of the products where the ionized masses found in the ESI-MS spectra corresponded with the calculated molecular weight of the click product.

Experimental evidences from metabolomics analyses are often informing us that with currently known metabolites one cannot cover the ranges of masses found in actual samples, and consequently there is a need of completing the metabolomes of interest.

At a first level, parent masses found in DIA were searched in the DDA database based on their mass to charge ratio and retention time; at a second level, masses of fragmentation ions were compared for each of the linked spectrum.

Reported are the fraction(s) in which cholesteryl esters used for ANN-GA modeling eluted and their relative intensity among all masses found in this fraction.

Morphological MSCTE findings were variable and included multi-segmental symmetric intestinal mural thickening found in 6 patients (40%%), solid masses found in 9 patients (60%%), and enlarged lymph nodes (LNs) found in 13 (87 %) patients.

The sperm masses found in different parts of the female body (inside the oviduct, and inside and outside of the seminal receptacle below the mouth) were isolated surgically, minced in a 1.5 ml test tube containing 200 μl seawater and subjected to the same procedure described above.

An A's official later blamed the problem on "some kind of unidentifiable mass" found in the system.

That bizarre event, along with the ritual trappings of a Black Mass found in one of the region's prehistoric limestone caves, is enough to put St. Denis on the map as a hotbed of devil worship.

This finding suggests that the increase in ventricular mass found in the carnitine deficient diabetic animals was excessive.

These data confirm the effect of quinine on body weight and fat mass found in study 1.

In addition, the significant decrease in RMR normalized to protein mass found in old rats, both in fed and fasting conditions, indicates that additional mechanisms of energy saving are induced with advancing age.