Sentence examples for although fragmentary from inspiring English sources

By using a longitudinal research design, the results, although fragmentary, isolated a positive relationship between the two dimensions – grandiosity and vulnerability – of pathological narcissism.

Although fragmentary discharge data of the past decades do not allow a statistical classification of this event, investigations of KIT showed the necessity of extending the flood relief system's discharge capacity.

Although fragmentary, the remains are similar to the western corella and the galah.

Because B infernalis could not be differentiated from Thescelosaurus, they regarded the genus as a synonym of Thescelosaurus, the species as dubious, and SDSM 7210 as an example of T. sp. They found that LACM 33542, although fragmentary, was a specimen of Thescelosaurus, and agreed with Morris that the ankle structure was distinct, returning it to T. garbanii.

On the other hand, although fragmentary, the protein sequences encoded by clusters 2, 12 and 15 match the MS/MS-derived peptide sequence information derived from the PIII-SVMPs 23 24 isolated from venom of adult snakes [ 29].

Although still fragmentary, our insight into the molecular evolution of these remarkable proteins is steadily growing.

Although these fragmentary remains may also be detectable under the microscope, their discovery in isolation does not lend itself to the visualisation of the whole, as afforded by these images.

P. aethiopicus is succeeded in the eastern African fossil record by Paranthropus boisei (Leakey 1959) at 2.3 million years ago (Suwa et al. 1996; although a fragmentary fossil from south central Africa may belong to this species and may be as old as 2.5 million years ago; Kullmer et al. 1999).

Although the fragmentary nature of the known fossils of Ferugliotherium makes it impossible to determine its dental formula with certainty, Gurovich suggested that it had one incisor (possibly two in the upper jaw), no canines, one or two premolars, and two molars on each side of the lower and upper jaws.

The intact left and right angulars of NCSM 14345 represent the most complete material referred to the taxon, although a fragmentary angular is recognized from the holotype specimen [23].

A biological understanding of love, although highly fragmentary now, is emerging (e.g., Fisher, 1998; Zeki, 2007).