Sentence examples for multiple aggregation from inspiring English sources
The possible existence of multiple aggregation pathways, some leading to amyloid and some to amorphous aggregates, both containing intermolecular disulfide bonds (Figure 3), make the effects of mutations on apo-SOD1 amyloid formation difficult to interpret.
This reporter construct (GFP-hGH) is attached to multiple aggregation domains, which cause the newly synthesised GFP-hGH protein to aggregate and be retained in the ER.
Efficient auto-scaling of cloud resources relies on the monitoring of the cloud, which involves multiple aggregation processes and large amounts of data with various and interdependent requirements.
The multiple aggregation states, including H-aggregation and J-aggregation, were formed by azobenzene moieties in G1 and G2 aggregates prepared via sonication, which was thought to be due to their different distance from the hydrophilic phosphate group.
In this paper, DST predictions, in terms of hourly fluid temperatures along 20 years, are compared with the corresponding results obtained by implementing the MLAA (Multiple Aggregation Algorithm) approach by Bernier et al.
The impact of policy measures are measured on all related transport modes and at multiple aggregation levels.
The suggested algorithms embedded in TS allow multiple aggregations of products into containers, and it works efficiently by invoking EPCISs in parallel.
The technique presented here is applicable to binary or multiple breakage, aggregation, simultaneous breakage and aggregation, and can be adapted to predict the desired properties of an evolving size distribution more precisely.
An important challenge in modern distributed querying is to efficiently process multiple continuous aggregation queries simultaneously.
In this paper, the performance of GAEGA is assessed experimentally in comparison with other multiple classifier aggregation methods on 16 data sets.
Multiple cost aggregation modules are used for calculating the final cost of every disparity candidate.
