Sentence examples for problem of aggregation from inspiring English sources

Thomas M. Stoker (1993), "Empirical Approaches to the Problem of Aggregation over Individuals," Journal of Economic Literature, Vol. 31, No. 4, December, pp. 1827-1874.

SBA-15 is later found to be a convenient support to overcome the problem of aggregation [13].

The problem of aggregation above pH 7 may be resolved with optimization of copolymer properties in modifying the copolymer structure like increasing the PEGMA block length.

Such investigations suffer from the problem of aggregation and adsorption phenomenon.

The authors (K & Y, hereafter) revisited an old issue of statistics, i.e, the problem of aggregation, in a new biotechnology area with a more complicated mode.

Moreover, all these multifunctional HA NPs suffer from the problem of aggregation or large size to some extent, which is an obstacle for their biological or medical applications.

11This was not possible for the time-series analysis because of lacking data on the group sizes and resulting problems of aggregation.

Furthermore, these methods of synthesis suffer from problems of aggregation, size, and low monodispersity and post-treatment procedures (for converting amorphous phase to crystalline TiO2 phase) which greatly affect the desired properties of the nanoparticles and restrict their large-scale production and applicability.

The facile steps for particle lithography address the problems of aggregation and the requirement for high-temperature synthesis.

Links to social choice theory have shown that, similar to the problem of preference aggregation (Arrow 1951/1963; Sen 1970), a judgment aggregation procedure that satisfies a number of desirable properties does not exist.

Let us restrict attention to the aggregation of judgments formulated in the language L of propositional logic (the problem of judgment aggregation can be generalized to modal and conditional logics as well as predicate logic, see Dietrich 2007).