Brief episodes of TSP readings well above 1000 μg/m will likely pose a substantial and perceptible nuisance and may have aggregate health effects.
For electron microprobe, samples were embedded in epoxy and made into a petrographic thin section, but for μ-XRF maps, powdered samples were dispersed on tape, and particles may have been aggregated.
In particular, they may have to aggregate individual sets of judgments on multiple, logically connected propositions into collective sets of judgments.
There are older well known applications of the idea that individual agents may have incomplete aggregate information (Phelps 1970; Lucas 1963).
Other settings with lower populations may have much larger areas aggregated together, resulting in greater variation in risk within aggregated evaluation unit and increased misclassification of underlying districts compared with a district-level design.
"There may have been, in aggregate, more terrorism in the seventies and eighties, but it was discriminate," he said.
The agency has also asked the drug companies to provide complete clinical histories on its trial participants to determine whether those given antidepressants may have been, in aggregate, at greater risk of committing suicide than those given inert pills.
They can be pumped wetter than other mixes, and may have smaller large aggregates than standard mixes.
These results demonstrate that the addition of an ELP fusion tag was responsible for significantly enhancing the formation of the spherical PB-like organelles; however, GFP alone may have a propensity to aggregate into PBs when expressed at high levels inside the ER.
In many cases, QC immunoreactivity and nuclear staining were also detected in these aggregates suggesting that this type of pE-Aβ aggregate may have directly emanated from the somata of QC expressing interneurons.
