The phrase "array of fragments from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a collection or assortment of pieces or segments derived from a larger source or context.
Example: "The artist presented an array of fragments from her previous works, showcasing her evolution over the years."
Alternatives: "collection of excerpts from" or "selection of pieces from".
Now that available bioinformatic platforms can accommodate high throughput top down MS/MS analyses that result in a multitude of ion types, such as the diverse array of fragments that arise from UVPD, the potential for hybrid fragmentation of intact proteins is feasible even for complex mixtures.
There's nothing wrong with a collage or array of fragments; a list is no worse a way to make a movie than any other.
An array is created that consists of lots of fragments from genes of interest.
UVPD generated the most diverse array of fragment ion types arising from a greater number of observed cleavage sites for V. cholerae and P. aeruginosa (parts C and F of Figure 4, respectively).
Such images have the resonance of fragments from nightmares.
Ultraviolet photodissociation (UVPD) provided the richest array of fragment ions for elucidation of lipid A structures from E. coli, V. cholerae, and P. aeruginosa.
Ligated fragments were next hybridized to the 385 k SeqCap arrays within Maui hybridization stations, followed by washing and elution of array-bound fragments from the arrays within elution chambers (Nimblegen).
To maintain a high level of reliability, sensitivity and specificity, these arrays have cDNA fragments from 300bp to 600bp, selected by computer algorithms to minimize cross-hybridization.
The method is applied to the fragmentation of a single spherical rock fragment, to an irregularly shaped rock fragment, and to the crushing of an array of spherical rock fragments.
On view beginning Jan . 26will be an array of objects from the 8th to the 18th centuries, including carpets and architectural fragments, ceramics, rugs, metalwork, jewelry, scientific instruments and illuminated manuscripts.
