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Transmission may occur more rapidly between newborns and younger individuals than between older individuals: the younger classes may aggregate more often in schools or play, or may be inherently weaker and more prone to infection.

The microscopic quinolone aggregations observed in the QS mutant biofilm could be due to a lack of rhamnolipid production; rhamnolipids act as surfactants, which can mobilize cells and solubilize quinolones in the biofilm, so secreted quinolones or cells may aggregate more extensively without them.

Depending on specific conditions, false positives in prior knowledge may not distribute uniformly, but tend to aggregate more towards certain nodes.

In particular, computer models and methods offer the ability to aggregate more data and to discern subtle trends in data that may otherwise be easily missed.

"In the test tube, two mutant forms cause synuclein to aggregate more rapidly," Dr. Lansbury said, adding that if the synuclein is increased, it aggregates faster.

These NPs may aggregate on long time storage and may impart toxicity as the bare surface is more reactive.

Some may aggregate and precipitate directly.

"There may have been, in aggregate, more terrorism in the seventies and eighties, but it was discriminate," he said.

Large aggregates may be compared to optically thick media: incoming radiation is more likely to be held up inside the aggregate more efficiently, increasing chances for electromagnetic interaction between the monomers.

Some of the particles presented bulk and shapes, suggesting that they may be viral aggregates more than individual viral particles (Fig 5E and F).

Just like with people, the more we aggregate, the more powerful the results.