MARKB Boston, 9 54 a.m., March 14, The 6th Floor, nytimes.com Instead of feeling "aggregated," I wish newspapers would identify and work with responsible aggregators who are trying to extend and broaden journalism's reach.
Following Anand and Bärnighausen [ 21, 22], the first set of regressions considers, as an independent variable, the density per 1000 populations for the three categories of health workers aggregated (i.e. physicians, nurses, and midwives).
Transthyretin (TTR) is one of the many proteins that are known to misfold and aggregate (i.e., undergo amyloidogenesis) in vivo.
In particular, nanoparticles often aggregate, i.e. they mix together creating clusters, because of forces of different nature, which interact amongst particles, leading to the settling down of aggregates.
However, when blood was allowed to aggregate (i.e., in dextran or plasma), there was a significant improvement of margination in the expansion compared to a straight channel (p<0.01).
We developed GrabBlur, a tool to collect and aggregate (i.e. "grab" and "blur") 'single nucleotide variants' (SNVs) linked to a specific trait or phenotype, and to share them with others by way of a public database while keeping individual samples unidentifiable.
For simplicity, every 10 PEVs are aggregated together, i.e., initial SOC conditions and the energy management schedule will be the same.
When evaluating the severity of Aβ deposition in relation to clinical symptoms or the influence of various risk factors on the propensity towards Aβ-IR aggregation investigators have assessed the type of Aβ aggregates, i.e. diffuse versus dense, the number of aggregates or the extent of deposits by means of morphometry [ 3, 4, 17, 19].
In the aggregate I think that will be hard for most banks to do.
"On aggregate, I think that conditions are solidifying at historically low levels.
The nation paid very large sums, (in the aggregate, I believe, nearly a hundred millions) to relieve Florida of the aboriginal tribes.
