Sentence examples for At fragmentation from inspiring English sources

The target has been shown to behave as expected and is ready for experiments at fragmentation Radioactive-Ion Beam Facilities.

PERF's study was conducted at the request of Better Together St . Louis an organization looking at fragmentation in the St . Louisregion.

Mass spectra were acquired using the electrospray ionization in the negative ionization modes at fragmentation voltages of 175 V over the range of m/z 100 to 2000 on the UPLC-QQQ-MS/MS (Waters 2478, Waters Instruments) with drying gas flow of 12 L min−1, a drying gas temperature of 350°C, a nebulizer pressure of 35 psi, and capillary voltages of 3500 V.

According to our results, the greatest reduction in FHC occurred during the first year and many hips were still at the fragmentation stage at the 1-year follow-up.

The radiographs at the time of diagnosis showed that 55% of the hips were at the initial stage, 44% were at the fragmentation stage, and 1% were at the reossification stage.

At the 1-year follow-up, 56% of the hips were at the fragmentation stage and 43% were at the reossification stage.

The Securities and Exchange Commission sought public comment today on preliminary proposals aimed at reducing fragmentation in United States stock markets, including the formation of a central market for customer orders.

The critical collision speed at which fragmentation begins to dominate over aggregation is sensitive to the porosity, surface structure, and composition of the grains.

This analysis has allowed a more detailed look at a fragmentation algorithm and the correlation between degraded forests and above ground biomass.

Electrospray ionization (ESI-MS) was performed in both positive and negative modes, at a fragmentation voltage of 215 V (positive) and −175 V (negative).

However, our results suggest that the scale at which fragmentation is measured (i.e., edge, patch and landscape) and the duration of the study do influence the probability that a study will detect a fragmentation effect.