The phrase "aggregates though" is not standard in written English and may be confusing without context.
It could be used in a discussion about data or statistics, possibly to contrast or clarify a point regarding aggregates.
Example: "The results were promising; the aggregates though showed some inconsistencies that need to be addressed."
Alternatives: "data aggregates, however" or "the aggregates, nonetheless".
Soil microporosity and micro + mesoporosity increased with increasing abundance of aggregates, though this correlation was only significant for the WSA fraction.
Taken together, these findings strongly suggest that TNSALP (A116T) fails to fold properly and forms disulfide-bonded aggregates, though it is indeed capable of interacting with the wild-type and reaching the cell surface, therefore explaining its dominant transmission.
NOB were not detected in the granular aggregates though the granules could retain slow-growing strains from washout.
Given how much information the company aggregates, though, it's no surprise that New Relic only stores eight days worth of event data.
Given how much information the company aggregates, though, it's no surprise that New Relic only stores eight days worth of event data.
Pulse isn't bringing in likes and comments from the social feeds it now aggregates, though the company will obviously iterate on its current implementations and may bring these features to the app later.
In aggregate, though, they increase the chances of wealthy parents passing advantage on to their children.
In the aggregate, though, as powerful as Means's work is, this kind of existential certainty can begin to feel reflexive and repetitive, a bit of an aesthetic tic.
In the aggregate, though, the energy savings for the community and the nation can add up quickly, creating a strong incentive for local governments, utilities and environmental organizations to promote their use.
In aggregate, though, it was a cogent reminder that the Republican Party has nominated a lunatic as its presidential candidate.
For all the aggregate benefit, though, falling real wages hurt workers in many sectors.By contrast bad deflation results when demand runs chronically below the economy's capacity to supply goods and services, leaving an output gap.
