Sentence examples for masses higher from inspiring English sources

Besides, cubic GaN has more isotropic properties (smaller effective masses, higher carrier mobility, higher doping efficiency, and higher optical gain than hexagonal GaN) and cleavage planes.

Quantum confinement effects should also be higher in Ge than in Si because of its smaller electron and hole effective masses, higher dielectric constant, and larger excitonic Bohr radius [6, 7].

That means fusion processes producing nuclei that have atomic numbers higher than about 26, and atomic masses higher than about 60, is an endothermic process.

We also note that most of the shield enzymes have molecular masses higher than the one allowing the entrance into the nucleus (Figure S1C) and thus this machinery may be a clever system to approach these enzymes to the chromosomes.

Of note, 72% of the shield proteins have, in their native oligomeric structures, molecular masses higher than the cut-off of the nuclear pores (kDa = 40÷45) [26], [27], indicating that they are unlikely to represent a contamination due to nuclear proteins (Table S2 and Figure S1C).

PSA species having masses higher than 28.4 kDa are also reported in seminal plasma and serum, but they are not characterized in detail [ 6, 8, 11, 12].

Australian researchers found that the warming Atlantic is creating lower pressure at the surface than higher up, driving large air masses high.

In the publishing world, there has always been a separation between books marketed for intellectuals and the books for the masses, high literature and genre fiction.

The rise of higher education -- mass higher education -- is a characteristic of all of them.

"Countries have to get real about mass higher education," said Nicholas Barr, professor of public economics at the London School of Economics.

Can we now accept that mass higher education modelled on the traditional university is not value for money or successful?