Sentence examples for distinct aggregate from inspiring English sources

Hence, no distinct aggregate identifiable as a molecule of sodium chloride exists.

This is a sufficiently long period to cover four (or five, if one considers the early 1980s recessions as distinct) aggregate cycles.

To this aim, linear expansion of mortar bars made with fourteen distinct aggregate sources was measured over the test durations of 14, 28, and 56 days.

Thus, we could demonstrate that the structural features of all the observed VEALYL aggregates are in agreement with the previously observed homosteric zipper spine packing in the crystalline state, suggesting that several distinct aggregate morphologies share the same molecular architecture.

Overall, both DLS and AFM do indicate two distinct aggregate peaks with comparable ranges of hydrodynamic radii (Fig. 2).

These distinct aggregate morphologies are associated with both unique spectroscopic and kinetics signatures, with details provided in our earlier work.

These differences in aggregation mechanism lead to the formation of morphologically distinct aggregates.

These copolymers could self-assemble into distinct aggregates in aqueous solutions.

L. gigas is typically found in distinct aggregates that may contain several thousand individuals.

In our studies, confocal microscopy showed that while the mutant protein (CAG100) forms large distinct aggregates, expression of the wild-type protein (CAG10) alone resulted in minimal aggregate formation (Figure 5A).

The agrarian crisis is most often related to the liberalization of the Indian economy: "the adoption of the neoliberal model of capitalism by the ruling elite in India since the early 1990s have led to distinct aggregate-level institutional and policy changes related to public investment, input subsidies, organized credit and external trade" [ 8].