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Until 1991, data were aggregated in terms of hospital and were not linked to the personal ID number.
Then, only those with 'polymer' type are filtered in the WHERE clause, and finally, the results are aggregated in terms of PDB ID in the GROUP BY clause.
Abrasion aggregate compared to three high L.A. Abrasion aggregates in terms of three gradations and two PG 76-22 binders.
This behavior can be rationalized by the different ethanol/water aggregates (in terms of size and architecture) formed in these two environments.
According to stereological theory, the probability density function and cumulative distribution function for the circular aggregates in terms of the number of aggregates are derived.
The results that will be presented herein have allowed a good mechanical characterisation of the referred aggregate, in terms of the estimation of combinations of the cement content and the admixture compaction level, resulting in new correlations for design purposes.
Although recycled aggregate is well recognised as a sustainable material that offers solutions to this problem, it is regarded as inferior to natural aggregate in terms of its structural properties.
The results showed good correlations between HSSCC macroscopic structure and compressive strength, correspondence equations were introduced to predict the number of contact points and the horizontal orientation of aggregate in terms of the compressive strength.
Remarkably, the toxic species we identify shares many properties with previously characterized 'forward' oligomeric aggregates in terms of biophysical, cell biological and behavioral assays.
The results of aggregate degradation have been determined by comparing the aggregate gradation in terms of retained aggregate per individual sieve size before and after compaction.
Framing the aggregate impact in terms of a single number, or even irrefutably demonstrating that the net effects are positive or negative, is a formidably difficult exercise.
