The phrase "aggregates of both" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to combined groups or collections of two different categories or types.
Example: "The study examined the aggregates of both qualitative and quantitative data to draw comprehensive conclusions."
Alternatives: "collections of both" or "groups of both".
However, the roundish nanometer features may also be associated to complexes and aggregates of both biopolymers present in the aqueous mixture.
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.
These CP IDPs are believed to be unequilibrated aggregates of both the initial condensates of the Solar System and some interstellar grains that avoided homogenization (Ishii et al., 2008).
Especially, bio fertilizers in combination with vermicompost mostly had stronger effects on stability and OC content of aggregates of both size classes in comparison with control and bio fertilizer treatments alone.
Cell primary attachment to surfaces and intercellular aggregates assays suggested that A101 inhibited cell aggregates of both P. aeruginosa and S. aureus, while the cell-surface interactions inhibition only occurred in S. aureus, and the pre-formed cell aggregates dispersion induced by A101 only occurred in P. aeruginosa.
Instead, we observed that scFv-6E-NLS intrabody sequestered tiny cytoplasmic aggregates of both GFP-ataxin-3-77Q and httex1-72Q-GFP inucleiclei (Fig. 3A, B, insets), although larger aggregates often remained perinuclear likely due to steric constraints at nuclear pores.
Absorption spectra of gold nanostars (black curve) and their hybrid structure with J-aggregates of both JC1 and S2165 dyes (red curve).
For these reasons, the PEI polyelectrolyte has been used to induce the formation of J-aggregates of both dyes bound to gold nanostars.
The total cost is an aggregate of both direct and indirect costs.
The economic impact of a given disease is commonly measured as an aggregate of both the direct and indirect costs associated with treating and managing patients with the given condition.
The relative toxicity of such aggregates both in terms of evoking aberrant RNA splicing and in eliciting DM1 pathophysiology in vivo is currently unknown.
