Sentence examples for a fragmented pattern from inspiring English sources

Demographic and life history studies of Nautilus are well documented in the literature but to date have a fragmented pattern of investigation.

The results present a picture of a fragmented pattern of work with increasingly rapid changes between tasks.

qBSE, FTIR-RM and SEM/SDD-EDS maps suggest that the mineral is deposited first in a fragmented pattern followed by a wave of mineralization that incorporates these particles.

The 90 Kbp genomic region on chromosome 19 that harbors VAV1 has a fragmented pattern of haplotype blocks, each with ≤2 SNPs, and several other SNPs located between them (Fig. 4).

The predicted variation of wing and tail length showed a fragmented pattern in the central lowlands on the western side of the Andes and a moderately strong gradient associated with elevation.

While our results contrast somewhat with the Mesoamerican faunal regions recognized by Bussing [ 14], they do support his Isthmian Region, but with a fragmented pattern similar to that reported for other primary freshwater fishes [ 8, 12, 15].

After treatment, the mutant behavioral abnormalities were significantly improved with a more stable periodicity and a less fragmented pattern of activity.

Because of peat mining and transformation of peat bogs into agricultural land after drainage, suitable habitats for several characteristic species now show a very fragmented pattern.

Atop the simple structure of the Cheshire Plain, however, lies a highly fragmented pattern of glacial clays, sands, and gravels, meandering rivers, and scattered distinctive small lakes, or meres.

Social scientists have developed a concept of governance as a complex and fragmented pattern of rule composed of multiplying networks.

The T. parva and T. annulata chromosomes are highly syntenic, and a much more fragmented pattern of synteny is seen between Theileria spp. and B. bovis[ 29, 37].