In an era of fragmentation, though, where is that?
We could solve most of our problems with the patient-centered medical home, already shown to end the fragmentation of health care, reduce medical errors, help reduce costs and lead to greater patient satisfaction.
DNA libraries of each sample were prepared using the Illumina TruSeq version 3 protocol (Illumina, Inc., San Diego, CA) of fragmentation, end-repair, and adapter ligation.
Particular difficulties exist in calculating palliative care costs [ 8, 10, 11] due to problems defining when end-of-life starts [ 33], and the fragmentation of service use data across providers [ 26, 34].
In fact, forget about the @username nomenclature, which has caused no end of confusion and market fragmentation, and which is completely obviated by use of the Track mechanism.
With SPEX, primer extension continues until it is stopped by the end of the template due to fragmentation or by a polymerase-blocking lesion.
The shadow health secretary will launch his Labour leadership election manifesto on Thursday, promising to end the "fragmentation and privatisation" of the rail system.
Burnham announced on Wednesday that he would renationalise the railways "line by line" if he becomes prime minister, as he promised to end the "fragmentation and privatisation" of the rail system.
The end game is wholeness rooted in an experience of fragmentation as its compassionate response.
Next to their pronounced effect on ionization, labels influence the fragmentation behavior of glycans and may help with the assignment of fragmentation spectra by tagging the reducing end.
