The phrase "aggregated loss" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, insurance, or data analysis where losses are combined or summed up from multiple sources or instances.
Example: "The company's financial report indicated an aggregated loss of $2 million over the last quarter due to various operational challenges."
Alternatives: "total loss" or "combined loss".
The proposed approach is applied to both hurricane-clips (mitigated specimen) and toenails (unmitigated specimen) and the exceedance probability of different aggregated loss scenarios are found using both the proposed method and the existing lognormal approach.
In this context, users should be very cautious when using agricultural risk pricing tools developed on the basis of extremely short time series using low resolution coarsely aggregated loss estimates.
Their WTP can then be considered a monetary measure of their aggregated loss in well-being, i.e. welfare loss from this flooding event.
Apart from the pathogenic dogma of neurotoxicity of aggregated α-synuclein, loss of α-synuclein monomers (that is, loss of function) from their physiological location may also contribute to neurodegeneration [ 8].
To evaluate the performance of the packet aggregation for the case of single traffic, we vary the number of UEs and the packet arrival rate and analyze the number of aggregated packets, packet loss rate, latency, and power saving factor.
Characterization of this double mutant clearly showed that the dimer was destabilized leading to the presence of monomeric and aggregated species and a loss of glutaraldehyde mediated crosslinking.
Similarly in yeast, Tessarz et al [ 72] noted that the degradation of aggregated proteins results in loss of thermotolerance.
Conversely, 5 μM fullerene 2) causes the mitochondrial depolarization in approximately 50% of the treated cells, as evidenced by the loss of aggregated JC-1.
The aggregated effect for tax-loss carry forwards is 0.0711 and slightly significant at the 10% level (p-value is 0.0956).
Intuitively, the use of aggregated data could cause certain loss of information in forecasting, which in turn adversely affects forecasting accuracy.
This indicates an increase in aggregated proteins within mitochondria upon loss of mortalin function that might arise from the significant amount of unfolded or misfolded proteins that could not be degraded efficiently.
