Sentence examples for and fragmentary in the from inspiring English sources

van Deijnen et al. [ 6] reported the presence of a peri-islet capsule containing collagen type IV and laminin, which was continuous in canine islets, discontinuous in the rat and human, and fragmentary in the case of porcine islets.

The knowledge regarding tapetum and pollen development in species other than the model organisms such as Arabidopsis and rice is scarce and fragmentary; in spite of the relevant influence that these processes exert on pollen viability, fruit set and productivity.

Yet the biblical accounts of our encounters with God emphasize that all human views of God are partial and fragmentary in just this way.

Trisha Donnelly sketches wormholes and fragmentary waterfalls in the middle of big sheets of paper; Guy de Cointet builds word-image puzzles with diagonal lines and snippets of Raymond Roussel.

However, these data are still fragmentary in the literatures.

The data presently available regarding toxicology of PFCs other than PFOS and PFOA is in comparison meager, inhomogeneous, and fragmentary, particularly in light of the diversity of PFCs occurring in biological matrices.

Instead, the LCRs show weak and fragmentary similarity in portions of the IRs and spacer to several unrelated class I and II TEs, suggesting their origin in a graveyard of degenerate TEs.

It is confused and fragmentary, pulled in every direction by the shifting winds of impressionism.

He said he had relied on his memory and fragmentary information in providing his initial responses about the video.

Memory of a hypnotic trance is often vague and fragmentary, as in awakening from an ordinary dream.

Uncorroborated sources like social media or walk-ins and "fragmentary information" may contribute to a nomination to the list.