Sentence examples for able to aggregate a from inspiring English sources
During the testing period, the councils were able to aggregate a wealth of data about parking demand, intensity, and the schedules of drivers.
Reportedly successful models, such as those that have emerged from this review, are able to aggregate a critical service population mass, whether it is a discrete town population or dispersed across a region.
"You aren't able to aggregate all of the transactions over the prior month, particularly when those are explained by economic necessity rather than volitional decision," said John C. Coffee Jr., a professor with Columbia Law School.
Imagine being able to aggregate all you contacts and then sync it with your phone or computer?
The xyloglucan molecules are able to aggregate as a cross-like at a preferential angle of about 114.2 ± 36.3° with parallel like assemblies, and probably as well as rope-like structures.
In contrast, only tumour epithelial cells are able to aggregate in a compact way to lead to spherical well-organised structures.
An α-syn-dependent etiopathologic hypothesis states that in PD α-syn is able to aggregate and gain a toxic function, even if the noxious aggregated form (protofibrillar or fibrillar) is debated [11], [12].
We observed that WT and WASp−/− B cells were able to aggregate activating antibody into a cSMAC to a similar extent, both in the presence and absence of ICAM-1.
Uncertainty management presumes that we have a process to quantify uncertainties and to be able to aggregate them in such a way that they can be compared in terms of their individual contributions to the 'total uncertainty'.
I think ClickTale can be a good complement to existing statistics services as they will help understanding dynamic behaviors, in particular if they are able to aggregate raw data in a more digestible way.
