The drawings are all rendered in clipped, spindly, agitated lines that loosely describe fragmented, luxuriously reclining female nudes, all shattered in the amorphous space of large sheets of paper.
There is only unanimous agreement that OPA1 is necessary for mitochondrial fusion, because from yeast, to worm, to fly, to man, all studies describe fragmented mitochondrial networks upon loss of OPA1 function.
The newly revised experience helps Android, which at best, can be described as fragmented, offer a much more streamlined experience and continuum of continuity across the company's diverse ecosystem of tablets and smartphones — which other rivals in the industry, including Apple and Microsoft, are also working to establish.
"DOD's efforts can only be described as fragmented, unsuccessful half-measures," says Leslie Benet, a biopharmaceuticals researcher at the University of California, San Francisco, who chaired the 17-member panel.
In the aged human brain, 'dystrophic' de-ramified microglia have been described with fragmented processes and bulbous swellings [ 115].
The health system in France, as in most industrialized countries, is described as fragmented and more centered on managing acute diseases than chronic health conditions [ 1, 2].
But though a motivated recruit, he describes the fragmented nature of al-Qaida's operations.
Its work on development was described as "often fragmented and weak"; its governance was called "inefficient and ineffective".
But elsewhere there is a strong sense of the need to restore order to what is variously described as a fragmented and at times chaotic system of school planning and oversight.
The language with which they are described is so fragmented that it is difficult to orient ourselves: we are in a system of words where multiple paths of meaning branch from every sentence, not on the level of interpretation but of basic comprehension.
RNA was fragmented as described [ 36] and fragments between 30 and 70 nucleotides isolated.
