Sentence examples for Lack of fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Like others before, he said that the experience building for each is different, but that iOS makes it easy to prototype different looks, there's a lack of fragmentation, only one screensize for the iPad and iPhone, and they have great tools.

Mass spectral library searches are limited to the available spectra, and de novo interpretation can be hindered by lack of fragmentation and/or molecular ions.

So, it would be really nice, because we're always talking about integrated care these days, and lack of fragmentation of care, and having a consistent message.

Another striking pattern is the lack of fragmentation in ETD, compared to CID, when proline is C-terminal to any preceding residue (vertical green area for C-terminal proline).

The stability testing of graft copolymers alone (i.e., 99mTc-labeled and purified MPEG-gPLL1 and MPEG-gPLL2) in PBS and in the presence of plasma revealed fragmentation of the polymers in the presence of plasma and a lack of fragmentation in PBS at 22 h (Supporting Information Figure 3S).

However, it is limited in both its selectivity and identification capability due to its "low-resolution" data acquisition and lack of fragmentation beyond MS. The field of DNA adductomics is in its infancy, and thus there are many opportunities for significant improvement, especially considering the rapidly improving capabilities of MS instrumentation.

To further examine the mechanism for the lack of DNA fragmentation in RPE cells, western blot analysis was used to measure the protein level of apoptotic endonuclease DNA fragmentation factor (DFF).

Although exact data on the nation's food waste problem is hard to come by because of a lack of studies, fragmentation of sources and differing methodologies, it's estimated that around 7.5m tonnes of food is wasted in the municipal, commercial and industrial waste streams every year – with householders throwing away between $8-10bn8-10bnod a year.

This is mainly due to the high transaction costs and lack of market fragmentation that might support arbitrage for domestic equity trading in these two markets.

This study illustrates a lack of strategy, fragmentation and an 'ad hoc' approach to service delivery in stroke care.

Such lack of comprehensive fragmentation MS/MS spectra might be one reason for the low sensitivities observed in the NIST11 MS/MS spectral library.