Sentence examples for 1 fragmented from inspiring English sources

1) Fragmented Religious Authority: This new approach requires engagement with leaders and representatives of faith communities who typically are well-informed and wield religious authority.

To determine whether 1 fragmented under reducing conditions as predicted, we carried out two reductions in progressively more biologically relevant conditions.

The fate of the second oocyte included successfully fertilized and ovulated (1), fragmented exit into the uterus (1/4), forced exit into the gonad arm (1/4), and rapid exit into the uterus without fertilization (1/4).

After adjustment for factors included in Table 1, fragmented and total IGFBP-3 levels were negatively correlated with percent (r = -0.105; P = 0.004 and r = -0.095; P = 0.01) and absolute (r = -0.066; P = 0.07 and r = -0.075; P = 0.04) breast density whereas levels of intact IGFBP-3 were not significantly correlated with either percent or absolute breast density.

The aRNA was labelled with Alexa Fluor dyes 647 or 555, fragmented (Ambion fragmentation buffer) and hybridised to microarray slides (Ambion slide hybe buffer).

The levels of fragmentation were distributed equally (50 fragmented stimuli and 25 scrambled stimuli for each level of fragmentation), and all stimuli were fully randomized in sequence.

It's a sort of hellish social comedy, in which a whole subculture is artfully compressed into 44 fragmented chapters.

These allusions to history — personal and balletic — permeate the 13 fragmented sections of "Rearray".

Earlier this year, the latest quadrennial survey reported that a total of 1,864 pandas are living in around 30 fragmented populations in the forests of Sichuan, Shaanxi and Gansu.

Huemul is an endangered species (Black-Decima et al. 2016), estimating 350 500 individuals in 50 fragmented subpopulations for all Patagonia Argentina (Díaz and Smith-Flueck 2000).

We sampled 22 fragmented landscapes dominated by sugarcane plantations along a wide gradient of forest cover (3% to 96%) in southeastern Brazil.