The phrase "aggregation change" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to data analysis, statistics, or any field where changes in grouped data or collections are discussed.
Example: "The aggregation change in the dataset indicates a significant shift in user behavior over the past year."
Alternatives: "data consolidation change" or "grouping modification".
Rate of aggregation changes with changing structure of ordering of nanoparticles in the aggregates.
The rate of aggregation changes with the changing number of nanoparticles within the aggregates, that is, the changing scale of the structure by order.
Aggregation changes SWNT thermodynamic parameters in solution, which displays the phase equilibrium and changes the magnitude of solubility.
This aggregation changes the fluorescence properties of JC-1, leading to a shift from green to orange fluorescence.
As result of the exposition to radicals, proteins could suffer modifications, fragmentation, aggregation, changes on the absorption, decrease or loss of their biological function or proteolysis [ 47].
In diffuse plaques, aggregations of Aβ exists as nonamyloid deposits, but as the plaque progresses, the Aβ and other protein aggregations change from the normal conformation into a β-sheet structure, termed amyloid, and take up specific dyes like Congo red and thioflavin [ 4].
During an aggregation phase, the aggregates change continuously as a result of changes in the local selected states.
This explains why we did not capture any "pre-aggregation" changes (increase in thickness and length) in the short period of time that we recorded the structures; pre-aggregation changes in size and shape previously observed by others are probably related to the assembly process of RR.
Finally, a hypothesis is presented as to how the aggregation kinetics change with increasing amounts of added calcium.
However, the APEG 20,000-coated AuNPs remained stable, without significant aggregation (color change) during the experimental period (8 h).
