Sentence examples similar to comparatively fragmented from inspiring English sources
If hundreds of flies are tracked for a comparatively long period, trajectories are fragmented and the identity is not preserved.
Comparatively, the specific energy consumed during fragmented chip formation mainly includes the local kinetic energy of fragments and fracture surface energy.
Given that ciliate mitochondrial rRNAs are comparatively intact (encoding bipartite SSU and LSU rRNAs, and with only the fragmented LSU rRNA gene rearranged; see [ 12]), the extreme fragmentation in dinoflagellates and apicomplexans must have occurred since their divergence from ciliates.
The comparatively brief entries in the encyclopaedic dictionary had, by accident of the alphabet, fragmented knowledge to such an extent that users received only a disjointed knowledge of the things in which they were interested.
Airtime on television is so expensive and its audience has become so fragmented that "advertisers are looking for places to generate high reach with comparatively low cost, says media consultant Jack Myers.
Although widely fragmented BMs have been associated with adverse outcome in several cancer types, comparatively little is known with respect to its effect on the prognosis of pancreatic cancer.
Many are comparatively shallow.
Manhattan seems comparatively underserved.
It is also more fragmented.
