The phrase "aggregation of measurements" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts involving data analysis, statistics, or research where multiple measurements are combined to provide a summary or overall result.
Example: "The aggregation of measurements from various sensors allowed us to create a comprehensive overview of the environmental conditions."
Alternatives: "collection of data" or "compilation of readings".
We note that in discussing categorical scale, the concept of spatial scale naturally arises, and in discussing spatial scale, the issue of aggregation of measurements must be considered.
The proposed framework is based on the Agent Performance Evaluation (APE) methodology, which provides guidelines and representation tools for performance metrics, measurement collection and aggregation of measurements.
Therefore, and working towards an ultimate goal of producing multiscale, multigranular characterizations of land cover, we address here successively and in a cumulative fashion the topics of (1) aggregation of measurements across multiple scales, (2) adaptive choice of spatial scale, and (3) adaptive choice of categorical scale jointly with spatial scale.
The degree of heterogeneity in TEBs, their orientation, and their depth within the mammary gland makes aggregation of measurements for Em filter comparison very difficult.
The magnitude of temporal and spatial variability in N2O emissions suggests that aggregation of flux measurements to regional scales should be based upon sub-daily measurements at representative landscape positions, rather than upon less frequent measurements at individual sites as currently done.
In addition to accommodating cell lineage relations during development, our approach has the benefit that it works at single CpG dinucleotide resolution and does not require the spatial aggregation of methylation measurements across the genome.
Comfort information is a smaller part of the ontology which nevertheless can be seen as core concept: it stores various aggregations of elementary measurement units (e.g., temperature, humidity, luminosity) and therefore provides a notion of comfort to the system.
While the in vitro assessment of platelet reactivity in different settings (including acute exercise and training) might include the final consequences of platelet activation (i.e., aggregation), measurement of in vivo platelet activation depends on more subtle parameters.
First, to determine the extent of SOD1 oxidative aggregation, RALS measurements were made at on the Cary Eclipse spectrofluorometer for each sample and each control (300 µL) according to the previously reported procedures [42].
Turbidometric measurements of platelet aggregation of the samples were performed in a Chronolog Model 700 Aggregometer (Chronolog Corporation, Havertown, PA, USA) according to Born's method [15, 16].
This paper focuses on methods that allow the representation and aggregation of heterogeneous data (sensory evaluations, physical measurements, outputs of mathematical models, etc).
