This study seeks to test of the effectiveness of an early detection campaign in a policy-relevant U.S. setting, where relatively fragmented pathways to care magnify both the challenges and the potential public health impact.
For example, urban development in Atlanta, Georgia, is relatively fragmented and the resampling results in a substantial reduction of the total area (from 2.0% of the study area in the original 30-m grid to 0.94% in the 1-km grid).
Despite the scope of a combination that will unite Nabisco with Kraft Foods, Philip Morris's food subsidiary, analysts said there was little likelihood that the deal would create much of a stir with federal regulators because the food industry remains relatively fragmented.
However, City analysts still expect SAB to seek further acquisitions in the relatively fragmented markets of South and Central America.
The worldwide book industry is large, growing and relatively fragmented.
However, despite the area being heavily used and relatively fragmented, large fires can occur driven by severe weather.
This method is convenient to implement in the field and can effectively measure the c-φ parameter of both intact and relatively fragmented rock mass in the field.
Despite high sequence coverage, the assembly was relatively fragmented.
Due to the relatively fragmented nature of the draft genome assemblies, it is difficult to distinguish confidently between plasmid borne sequences and repetitive elements in the main chromosomes.
Such accounts remain relatively fragmented, providing little detail about how their work is actually undertaken, or about how the perspective of their communities on their work.
Although the DNA from such frozen milk samples is relatively fragmented (data not shown), sufficient quality is retained to enable both array and PCR-based assays to be performed.
