Sentence examples for by the fragmentation of from inspiring English sources

Following the same principle as elucidated by the fragmentation of poly[ β-1,4-N-acetyl-D-glucosamine], characteristic fragments for poly- β-1,4-glucose and poly- β-1,3-glucose (β-1,3-glucan) were 45, 117, 161, and 205 m/z and 45, 117, 161, and 233 m/z, respectively.

That task has been complicated by the fragmentation of the committee's views about asset purchases.

Meteorite showers are produced by the fragmentation of a large meteoroid in the atmosphere.

In Finland, the Matti Vanhanen government, troubled by the fragmentation of state institutions, set about making horizontal government a key part of their civil service reform programme.

Mechanization of agriculture has been impeded by the fragmentation of holdings in the mountains and lags behind the national average.

The unity of the universities, for better or worse, was more and more dissolved by the fragmentation of subjects into different branches.

Yet the reality is that the best way to create employment in the periphery is by ending the fragmentation of the financial system that continues to plague Europe.

The Israelis also introduced a new anti-personnel munition which limits collateral damage by controlling the fragmentation of the projectile.

This peculiar mtDNA architecture provides the opportunity to assess the evolutionary process on mtDNA in Glomeromycota and the mechanism by which the fragmentation of mtDNA occurs.

The MPM, developed by observing the fragmentation of peptide ions, provides a framework for understanding the chemistry of vibrational dissociation in "bottom up" studies.

Johnson & Winquist (2011) proposed that changes in hygiene have impacted on the biogeography of gut bacteria, effectively altering the metacommunity structure by increasing the fragmentation of communities.