The phrase "aggregation possibilities" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the potential for combining or collecting data, resources, or elements in various ways.
Example: "The research focused on the aggregation possibilities of different data sets to enhance the accuracy of the analysis."
Alternatives: "combination options" or "collection potential".
The nanoporous membranes provided higher dispersion and accessibility of the dye, and thus a quick response time, lower probability of aggregation, the possibility of sterilization by gamma radiation, insulation from reactive chemicals and higher ambient stability.
For IAPP20 29 aggregation, one possibility is that the gp5βf templates succeed, as per our goal, in being coated by IAPP20 29.
Even this would only show that aggregation is possible, while not eliminating the possibility that multicellular forms of Capsaspora can also develop through cell division.
By performing similar operations on a large number of available protein candidates, one can generate better substrates for Chaperonin GroEL and further, those mutants can be experimentally generated in the future to test their aggregation probability and possibility of chaperone-assisted folding towards functional state.
High animal densities, aggregation, overabundance, lack of possibilities to retreat, competition for food, confinement (e.g. fencing), high environmental temperatures, translocations, co-infections with other pathogens, as well as high hunting pressure, drive hunts, and other kinds of disturbance all represent conceivable sources of stress.
By mechanically unfolding BCX, we essentially allowed only one unfolded molecule to exist in solution at a given time, effectively eliminating the possibility for aggregation.
It revealed that a certain amount of CBHA adding to dye Z907 could obviously increase the light absorption of TiO2 photoanodes by decreasing the dye loading amount and possibility of aggregation.
The obtained information helped us confirm the possibility of aggregation of a recently designed and synthesized rhodamine 6G-based pH-activatable fluorescent probe and to study its pH and concentration dependence.
This suggests the possibility that aggregation of humic polymers proceeds in a continuous fashion from micelle-like assemblies to macroscopic precipitates as the salt concentration is increased.
As we have seen, in preference aggregation, the 'boundary' between possibility and impossibility results is easy to draw: when there are only two decision alternatives, all of the desiderata on a preference aggregation rule reviewed above can be satisfied (and majority rule does the job); when there are three or more alternatives, there are impossibility results.
