Sentence examples for considered fragmented from inspiring English sources

As a result of historical clearing for the purpose of agricultural/pastoral expansion − a typical driver of land-use change in Australia − much of the remnant vegetation in the Nurcoung region is considered fragmented, leaving most of its flora and fauna isolated and vulnerable.

The DCN was considered fragmented even if one node became fragmented.

According to our criteria, the simulations were terminated and the network was considered fragmented even if one node became fragmented.

*Partial S. pimpinellifolium LA1589 NB-LRR genes were considered fragmented, and thus part of a full not yet combined gene, when they are located within 500 bp of the beginning or end of a contig.

If the translation started with the first codon which is not a methionine, or terminated at the last codon which is not a stop codon, then the cDNA is considered "fragmented" and removed from further analysis.

Fragmented cRNA was considered sufficiently fragmented for use on MYcroarrays if the mean fragment length less than 200 nucleotides.

Because the canines in the material were not fragmented to such a degree, we did not consider fragmentations a problem.

Many more contigs were assembled, but considered too fragmented for genome annotation.

The company claims IBM iX is already the world's largest digital agency — which is not too much of a surprise considering how fragmented that world still is, even with all the acquisitive moves from ad giants like WPP and Publicis and big consultancies like Accenture to grow their own footprints in this space.

Therefore, caution is needed in the interpretation of the results, considering the fragmented nature of the observations (see also [3]).

Considering the fragmented pattern of scientific evidence in the MHP and MDP fields a pragmatic approach to defining inclusion and exclusion criteria was required.