LANGRETH: It's a combination of how fragmented the medical system is with some doctors' unwillingness to admit their own fallibility.
Combo skin-A combination of either.
The combination of fragmented supply, plus heavy regulation, may be two of the reasons we are seeing a lot of entrepreneurs build solutions in these spaces.
Community-based health services, such as those for palliative care in the home, are often highly fragmented due to a combination of diverse professional groups, organizations, and approaches to care [ 11, 12].
VR is a fragmented space where it takes a combination of hardware, software, and content to demonstrate technology in any of those disciplines.
Probably, a certain number of transcripts could actually represent alleles, paralogs, fragmented transcripts, spliced forms, immature mRNAs and even a combination of them.
For those with an eye on the cloud MSP market, this is a significant entry into a highly fragmented multi-billion dollar market by a provider with a combination of product and service assets that few existing MSPs can match.
The management of schools in Belize is highly fragmented with most schools being church-owned/managed but sometimes there is a combination of church-affiliated schools, private schools and government-funded schools.
Maximising biodiversity conservation while minimising cost and resources might be achieved by a combination of broad-scale assessments for relatively homogeneous and untransformed areas and fine-scale ones for heterogeneous and fragmented areas.
We used paternity analysis of seeds and a combination of circuit and general linear models to analyze pollen flow for the endangered tree Gomortega keule (Gomortegaceae) [12] in the fragmented Central Chile Biodiversity Hotspot [13].
The Black Country contained a combination of county boroughs, urban districts, municipal boroughs and county councils (See Fig 6) taking responsibility for services, which resulted in a fragmented local government infrastructure.
