Sentence examples for are likely to aggregate from inspiring English sources

However, when the concentration of terpolymer is relatively high (chain number is 250), the symmetric terpolymers tend to aggregate into a netlike structure linked by an alternation of B and C spheres, whereas the asymmetric terpolymers are likely to aggregate into wormlike micelles (formed by C blocks) connected with some of small spheres (formed by B blocks).

This results in statistically 'patchy' environments, where individual resource points are likely to aggregate to form a structured distribution.

As suggested by Chen et al. [22], the nanoparticles in the fluid are likely to form aggregates.

Any agglomerated nanoparticles in suspension are likely to give aggregates of metallic NPs on the support when deposited, which is undesirable.

A comparison of protein levels showed that the intracellular concentration of proteins that are likely to form aggregates is significantly lower than that of nonaggregation-prone proteins.

Both apolipoprotein B-100 and α-synuclein have hydrophobic segments (Giasson et al. 2001; Segrest et al. 2001) and are likely to form aggregates when left free in the aqueous environment.

The PET-blot, a modification of AS-IHC, was developed to detect earlier pathology than traditional AS-IHC (Kramer and Schulz-Schaeffer, 2007), but the extremely proteinase K-resistant species revealed are likely to represent aggregates with high beta-sheet content that occur late in the misfolding process (Miake et al., 2002).

In a statement the Fed said, "Growing caution by lenders and unsettled conditions in financial markets more generally are likely to be restraining aggregate demand in the future".

Therefore, stay-green was possibly related to different components such as transpiration efficiency, water extraction capacity or both, both of which are likely to be an aggregate of different mechanisms [ 52].

It is important to emphasize that both fluorescence and electron microscopy methods do not provide direct measures of aggregation, because increases in receptor density after activation are likely to reflect nearby aggregates of various sizes that have coalesced into a "signaling patch".

The IsiA proteins in F2 are likely to be IsiA aggregates, because the association of PSI or PSII with IsiA will increase the density of the protein complexes as in the case of the IsiA-PSI trimer complexes.