Sentence examples for degrees of fragmentation from inspiring English sources

Higher S. alterniflora invasion ages showed more regular patch shapes and greater degrees of fragmentation.

Only two of these manuscripts (B, D) are complete; the remaining five are in varying degrees of fragmentation.

Varying the insertion penalty allows label sequences to be obtained with different degrees of fragmentation, as typically done in speech recognition tasks.

The soil water content in the corn plot demonstrated infiltration patterns with higher degrees of fragmentation than that in the alfalfa plot.

We used modified outputs from the Landscape Fragmentation Tool (LFT) [69] derived from the research of Vogt [52] to identify and evaluate four forest fragmentation classes: core, inner edge, outer edge and patch forest which have varying degrees of fragmentation (Table 1).

In this paper, we used the process-based model Formix3-Q to simulate successional processes and logging scenarios in SF exposed to different degrees of fragmentation (either facing non-forest land on only one side or totally surrounded by agricultural land) in the subtropical eastern part of Paraguay.

The degree of fragmentation and the length distribution of the fragmented biotinylated cRNA were checked by capillary electrophoresis using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer.

The degree of fragmentation and the length distribution of this fragmented biotinylated aRNA was checked by running samples on a 1.0% agarose gel.

In our proposed EDD mechanism for backbone cleavage into d and w fragments, we attribute this low degree of fragmentation to radical stabilization at the nucleobases.

The degree of fragmentation varied considerably, from almost complete, to small fragments of the petrous pyramid.

Because habitat destruction can cause direct and indirect effects, species loss in remaining fragments is never immediate and, depending upon the degree of fragmentation, can involve a significant time delay (relaxation time as defined in [14]).