The very small sample sizes after disaggregation did not allow for a comparative analysis of spacing by marital status.
In addition, the sometimes small sample sizes do not allow for disaggregation of HRH indicators at the subnational level.
Before mineral samples can be further physically analyzed, soils need to be separated into these constituent particle size fractions through a process of disaggregation and dispersion.
Zhang et al. (1993) describe a method of disaggregation using relative tree sizes similar to d rel,k shown in this paper.
Since hydrogen-bonding interactions in the cross-β core stabilize amyloid fibrils,[ 14] we investigated whether differences in core size are reflected in their resistance to disaggregation.
Clusterin binds Aβ oligomers of all sizes, thereby influencing the rate of oligomer aggregation and disaggregation; 7B2 blocks the fibrillation of both Aβ 1 40 and 1 42 (Helwig et al., manuscript submitted for publication).
The soil aggregates with the largest organic content had the highest strength but were still subject to disaggregation within the turbulent flow, the resulting particle size depending on the suspended concentration.
Since this relative size characteristic has also proved useful for modelling growth multipliers, a disaggregation modelling approach for linking the two modelling levels described in this paper is very likely to be successful.
We observed in all cases that, however, disaggregation results in species with a wide variation in size, indicating that monomeric, as well as oligomeric, species detach from the fibrils; after longer incubation times, however, these oligomers were found to have dissociated into monomers (see Figures 4, S4A, and S4B).
Formation of EBs using standard enzymatic disaggregation techniques results in a wide range of sizes and geometries of EBs.
