Sentence examples for aggregated often from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, in contextual analyses, individual-level covariates have to be aggregated, often resulting in a loss of information and, hence, of power (see, e.g., Greenland, 2002).

Flocculation is the process whereby a long chain polymer (or polyelectrolyte) causes particles to aggregate, often by forming bridges between them.

Evaluation of aggregate angularity is considered to be challenging because aggregates often have various shapes.

BROKER TRADING The couple who suffered the most losses had multiple accounts with Mr. Horn, and their monthly statements, in aggregate, often ran more than 300 pages.

Here he recognizes as elsewhere he does not, that the actions of individuals in an aggregate often do not result in maximizing the general welfare of the parts.

The majority of infiltrating lymphocytes in IgG4RD are T-and B lymphocytes, and are mostly found in nodular aggregates, often within reactive germinal centers [37].

Despite this distinctly round morphology, these amorphous aggregates often had many smaller protofibril-like structures protruding from their periphery.

In favor of the former is the fact that lymphoid aggregates often contain several copies of SIV DNA (Table S2).

BALT is composed of prominent lymphocyte aggregates, often characterized by proliferating and germinal center B cells, supported by a central follicular dendritic cell network.

These highly curved extended aggregates often circled back upon themselves, forming large (100's of nm wide) ring-like structures that were not associated with the formation of holes within the bilayer.

A large family of human pathologies is associated with the conversion of peptides and proteins from their soluble functional forms into well-defined fibrillar aggregates, often called amyloid fibrils when they accumulate in the extracellular space [1].