Sentence examples for events fragmentation from inspiring English sources

126 Comorbidity is associated with poor quality of life, physical disability, high healthcare use, multiple medicines with consequent increased risk of adverse drug events, fragmentation of care and increased mortality.

During the first event fragmentation of the pulmonary thrombus apparently occurred resulting in good cerebral perfusion and BIS values.

For data evaluation, adducts and isotopes were taken from the scan event without fragmentation and fragments from the scan event with fragmentation.

The final method involved a QuEChERS-based sample preparation (without dSPE clean up) and full scan acquisition using alternating scan events without/with fragmentation, at a resolving power of 50,000.

Probably accumulation magma pressure for about 8 hours after the second sub-plinian event caused fragmentation of solidified magma in the upper part of the conduit, which had behaved as a cap rock for the underlying molten magma.

Thus, the kinetics of mitochondrial fusion rates in non-stimulated BA corroborates that increased fission is the first event causing fragmentation after NE stimulation.

Such a pulsating behavior can be interpreted as the result of discrete magma fragmentation events in the conduit, a hypothesis which is, e.g., corroborated by the records of infrasonic transients associated with the pulses (Ripepe et al. 2013).

Instead, vesicles of varying sizes could be seen; often lined up giving the impression of being the result of a fragmentation event (Fig. 5B).

The full-scan accurate mass data were acquired with a resolving power of 50000 FWHM (scan speed, 2 Hz), and alternating two acquisition events, ESI+ without fragmentation and ESI+ with fragmentation.

The same basic approach was used here to measure phosphate adducts; however, a mass spectrometer containing a higher-field, higher-performance orbital trap was used allowing for sequential acquisition of 10 different MS fragmentation events, along with the full scan event, with a rate sufficient to allow for 10 15 data points across narrow chromatographic peaks.

As the orbit changes encountered in the case of Hitomi are not small, the applicability of the method is first tested on simulated fragmentation events and then applied to the current event.