Sentence examples for average aggregate size from inspiring English sources
P in the positive branch is generally larger for these micrometer-sized aggregates than for the same sample with an average aggregate size between 50 μm and 100 μm (Hadamcik et al., 2009a) as, for example, for the phase curves obtained for the 5% CH4 ratio sample presented in Fig. 9 (discussed on the wavelength influence in Subsection 6.6).
Results: A significant (r=0.5, p<0.001) correlation was noted between the flow-dependent average aggregate size (AAS) obtained in the CFA and the degree of RBC aggregation on peripheral blood glass slides.
A scaling behavior of the average aggregate size with time is also obtained during the process of the self-assembly.
It has also been found that reducing the average aggregate size in a mix improves the pore structure and enhances the durability of the concrete.
The rate of change of the average aggregate size was greater at the intermediate rate tested suggesting a trade-off between increased collisions and agitation-induced shear.
However, the parameter responsible for the value of Kext is the average aggregate size and not that of the primary particles.
To investigate the effect of pressure on protein solubilization, we used a lysozyme tissue surrogate to examine the effects of elevated pressure on average protein aggregate size.
The effects of the averaged coarse aggregate size and the cohesive fracture parameters on performance of asphalt mixture are also evaluated.
The average aggregate or agglomerate size of the TiO2 NPs in 0.5 % (w/v) HPMC solution (5 mg/mL) was determined by dynamic light scattering (DLS) using a Zeta PALS + BI-90 Plus (Brookhaven Instruments Corp., USA) at a wavelength of 659 nm [22, 23].
Throughout differentiation, the aggregate size increased, reaching average diameters of 150 ± 40, 309 ± 94 and 458 ± 44 μm after 1, 2 and 3 weeks of RA treatment, respectively.
Linearly fitting the position of the peaks revealed that each SWCNT contributed an average of 183 nm HD to aggregate size.
