Sentence examples for small mass gain from inspiring English sources

Small mass gain in the range of 400 420 °C in TGA data and corresponding DTA exothermic peak can be attributed to oxidation of non-stoichiometric manganese dioxide.

The internal PCM was used to increase the apparent heat capacity with a small mass gain, whereas the high-thermal-conductivity CFRP was used to enhance heat dissipation.

As shown in Fig. 6, the small mass gain observed at room temperature on the TG curve is explained by the strong hygroscopic character of the sample, as also observed when the sample is ground for XRPD analysis.

For Ti-7Nb, a material that stabilises a nitride layer at the scale/alloy interface during air oxidation, small differences in mass gain between nitrided and nonnitrided samples were related to the different structures of the nitride layer.

Theoretical models predict that small birds should adjust daily patterns of body mass gain in response to environmental and internal factors.

After a few hours the oxidation kinetics is similar to unimplanted Ti50Al, but the mass gain after 100 h is still 30% smaller.

The mass gain of the alloy with high Nb content was smaller than low Nb alloys at 760 and 815 °C, the difference between them decreased at 870 °C.

Weaning weight and mass gain of females covaried in time (Fig. 4c) but the sample size was small and the association was not statistically significant (F = 2.87, df = 1, 10, P > 0.05).

Results showed that the mass gain was slightly lower for the fine grained material, which corresponds well with the smaller thickness of the oxide scale formed on the fine grained material.

Both GBE and as-received samples exhibited mass gain followed by mass loss during 10 weeks of exposure, but the normalized mass change was small and less than 0.12 mg/cm2.

Mass Gain in Plants—Incorrect Responders.