It is clear that it is strongly depended on the fragmentation properties of the void network.
10.7554/eLife.09225.008 Figure 4. Comparison of different ChIP methodologies and how the resolution obtained depends on the fragmentation strategy used.
The product ions of structures containing such substituents have the same molecular weight and determination of structure then depends on the fragmentation pattern alone.
DNA quality of the samples was tested using the BIOMED-2 gene control PCR, in which gene segments of house-keeping genes are amplified, yielding different fragment sizes (100, 200, 300, and 400 bp), depending on the extent of fragmentation of the DNA [ 31].
For MS/MS analysis, the ions of interest were selected in the quadrupole analyser and transferred to the collision cell, where the collision energy was adjusted from 10 to 40 V, depending on the extension of fragmentation of the ion of interest.
Eventually their orbits will be dispersed by gravitational perturbations, although depending on the rate of fragmentation of the constituent parts, the group might be completely destroyed before it is gravitationally dispersed.
As we have already mentioned in the previous sections, the GSC can allocate the shared spectrum among the operators based on fragmentation depending on the operators' desired minimum fragment size and channel quality information.
These results suggest that although pollen limitation following habitat fragmentation could result in negative genetic consequences, enhanced long-distance pollination across a fragmented landscape could partly compensate for this limitation depending on the degree of forest fragmentation.
