Sentence examples for aggregate cause from inspiring English sources

Using warm mix asphalt and replacing mineral aggregates with steel slag aggregate cause Marshall Stability, stiffness, resilient modulus and indirect tensile strength to increase.

The test results showed that the clay brick aggregate caused linear expansion proportional to its quantity.

However, the use of FNS aggregate caused internal damages of specimens subjected to alternate wetting and drying.

In the case of mortar, however, a larger size of fine aggregate causes a slip on the surface of the cylinder rotor and the inner wall of the outer cylinder (cup), which sometimes results in plug flow around the rotor.

The results obtained at the highest shear forces studied here (125 Pa) with potato cylinders were suggestive of mass transfer into glycerol of one or more constituents present in potatoes that caused detached cells to aggregate causing an apparent decrease in percentage detachment.

In vitro studies suggest that mutant αA-crystallin may aggregate causing increased co-precipitation of substrate proteins [ 40- 43].

In this case we postulate that an intracellular protein aggregate causes the neuron or other CNS cell to send out 'danger signals' that activate the innate immune system.

In nine mutations in nonmuscle myosin heavy chain A (MYH9), the mutant proteins aggregate, causing several disorders characterized by giant platelets, thrombocytopenia, and Döhle body-like cytoplasmic inclusions in granulocytes [ 37].

However, scientists have long debated whether the proteins themselves or primarily their aggregates cause the neurological decline characteristic of Huntington's.

High quality EDM graphite is the foremost choice as electrode material but the random oriented graphite aggregates cause an abrasive action over the tools used in its machining.

In this study, we use an in vivo model to elucidate potential differences in mu-map artifacts caused by ferumoxytol and ferumoxytol aggregates, as we hypothesize that aggregates cause greater artifacts in gradient-echo-based sequences with in turn larger mu-map artifacts as a result.