Sentence examples for due to disaggregation from inspiring English sources

DLS measurement showed that hydrodynamic particle diameter generally increased with concentration of PMES due to aggregation of molecules and decreased with salt addition due to disaggregation of molecules.

The marble did not suffer any evident loss of material neither due to disaggregation, nor to surface erosion, thanks to the interior location.

The obtained results showed that the oil exposed to longer degradation times (t≥24 h) presented characteristics of "lighter" oil due to mainly disaggregation of resins and asphaltenes.

Due to the disaggregation of the power of states, the lead may come from the private sector for example in the form of a union of regional supply chains within the EU, transforming the continent into a global supply hub.

Two studies were excluded due to non-disaggregation of the results into different NRTI arms [ 33, 34], three studies were excluded due to having abacavir in all the intervention arms [ 12, 35, 36] while another study was excluded because the participants were previously treated children [ 37].

The zeta potential perturbation observed at very low ionic strength is likely due to a nuclear disaggregation process as suggested by the light scattering analysis (Figure 2B).

First, we found that the appearance and disappearance of puncta of synaptic proteins is largely due to aggregation and disaggregation, rather than pausing ([21] and Figs. 1C, 5C).

We were unable to assess the impact of HWTS on HSW quality due to lack of disaggregation in most studies.

Due to the aggregation and disaggregation as well as the change in household consumption budget share, we found the share weighted average elasticity (Engel aggregation) was not unity.

However, the limited level of disaggregation due to unavailability of data and the homogenisation of the economy when using top-down models are drawbacks, which do not help in the identification of energy/environmental hot-spots.

The increased dispergation of clay in the Btg1 and Cg horizons can be explained by fine-dispersed clay minerals originating from lake-alluvial clays; migration of suspended particles to the profile bottom and/or disaggregation due to the gleying process.