The phrase "aggregate separation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any field where the concept of separating or categorizing aggregated data is relevant.
Example: "The study focused on aggregate separation to better understand the trends within different demographic groups."
Alternatives: "data segregation" or "group division".
Variations in water-to-cement ratio and aggregate separation throughout the beam can cause inconsistencies in strength properties.
For both aggregate classes, the recombined sum of respired CO2 C per unit of soil organic carbon equaled the bulk soil, proving that our aggregate separation preserved the original aggregates as intact functional units.
After 1 hour the bladders were excised, carefully stretched and urothelial cells collected by scraping (epithelial aggregate separation and isolation; EASI [27].
The TOC content for the sum of aggregates of both control and H2O2-added soils was significantly less than for the bulk soil, due to release of water-soluble humic matter released during the procedure of aggregates separation.
The turbidity results therefore reveal that ZnS nanoparticles prepared in aqueous micellar solution of CPyC do not form permanent aggregates during separation and drying process and have good redispersion tendency when compared to those prepared in aqueous micellar solution of CTAC.
An alternative mechanism involves the transient formation of higher order aggregates of two or more holoenzymes, with exchange occurring within the aggregate followed by separation of holoenzymes with mixed subunits.
In most cases, PBC mixtures were not stable, revealing formation of large aggregates and phase separation within 1 to 2 days.
Thermal analysis showed that the comblike PPO aggregated through microphase separation of the hexadecanoyl units in both the solid and the gel electrolytes.
The low proton diffusivity in the alkyl region of size fractions, as shown by DOSY NMR spectra, suggests that lipid components do re-aggregate, after HPSEC separation, in newly stable superstructures.
The use of such high-concentration formulations introduces new challenges in the form of solubility constraints, high viscosity, aggregates, and phase separation that could make subcutaneous delivery unsuitable for a given product [ 21, 54].
Indeed, mitotic cells containing multiple polyQ nuclear aggregates formed by Q65-GFP showed asymmetrical separation of aggregates to only one daughter cell (Fig 3A).
