Sentence examples for aggregate influenced from inspiring English sources

It is clear that for pervious concrete, the type of aggregate influenced the relationship between strength and porosity.

There was no difference in CNT toxicity based on primary particle size; rather toxicity was governed by size of aggregates influenced by surface treatment.

Specifically, the detailed investigation of the silver MIF absorption spectra for different concentrations of deposited R6G performed by Zhao et al. [11] has shown that the thickness of the deposited R6G layer and its composition (fraction of monomers, dimers, and more complex aggregates) influences the shift, width, and amplitude of the SPR peak.

Different size of protein aggregates influences roughness of the gel surface.

Self-association and formation of aggregates are a major concern for therapeutic applications, since aggregates influence drug performance and safety [ 8, 9].

It is suggestive that these intracellular aggregates influence immune functions, such as cytokine secretion, and might be incompatible with the generation of an anti-inflammatory milieu.

These aggregates influence the pharmacological responses such as PK and PD and immunogenicity due to the different structure of the mAb and an increased immune response denoted by the formation of neutralizing or nonneutralizing anti-drug antibodies [ 8].

If recessions do not have an aggregate influence that is common across periods, the longer-term estimated trend could be biased.

Heavy metal pollution index (HPI) is a method that rates the aggregate influence of individual heavy metal on the overall quality of water and is useful in getting a composite influence of all the metals on overall pollution (Mahato et al. 2014).

This variation made it possible to compare changes in youth employment between states that did and did not raise their minimum wage the latter serving as "controls"—helping to untangle the effects of minimum wages from other aggregate influences on youth employment.

Figure 1 provides basic aggregate influences on Canadian and U.S. health benefits from various anthropogenic sources in North America.