The phrase "aggregation of causes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing multiple factors or reasons that contribute to a particular outcome or phenomenon.
Example: "The aggregation of causes behind climate change includes industrial emissions, deforestation, and agricultural practices."
Alternatives: "collection of factors" or "combination of reasons".
A meningococcal disease cluster is regarded as an aggregation of cases caused by the same bacterial strain closely grouped in space and time.
Aggregation of nanoparticles causes reduction in antibacterial activities of AgNPs.
These observations along with experimental evidence in cellular and mouse models suggest that TG2 can contribute to the abnormal aggregation of disease causing proteins and consequently to neuronal damage.
Glycosylation increases the hydrophilicity of nascent chains and, therefore, prevents potential aggregation of polypeptides caused by exposure of hydrophobic segments that are not fully folded.
Under otherwise identical conditions, aggregation of PP2Ac caused by PPi treatment was substantially blocked by co-incubation with slight excess of PTPA.
Aggregation of proteins caused by devices in use (e.g., tungsten exposure in prefilled syringes 50), formulations (e.g., replacement of the stabilizer human-sourced albumin with polysorbate 80 51), or inappropriate handling discovered in these situations strongly supports the need for robust PV programs for biosimilars including long-term follow-up of patients included in clinical trials.
Generally, bigger silver particles are less effective compared to smaller particles, and aggregation of silver particles causes deterioration of antimicrobial activity in composite materials [5, 6].
This instability is characterized by an aggregation of vehicles that causes inefficient service.
This is consistent with the previous studies (Wyttenbach et al, 2002; Hands et al, 2011) that protein aggregation of polyglutamine repeats causes free radical production in vitro and in cultured cells.
However, high concentrations of lead might lead to the aggregation of dispersed globules causing a weakening of the mechanical properties of the alloy [15].
