Sentence examples for example of a fragmented from inspiring English sources

Beyond the fragmented rRNA in oysters, the only other documented example of a fragmented mitochondrial rRNA is in the non-bilateral Trichoplax adhaerens and three other Placozoans [ 45, 46, 65] the simplest known free-living animal.

TCM is an example of a program that our fragmented health system desperately needs.

For an example of fragmented and scrambled stimuli and the levels of fragmentation, please see Fig.  2a.

As "the man who never was," in the words of the critic and poet Jorge de Sena, Pessoa is the supreme example of the fragmented poet who became "plural" and universal through his adapted heteronyms.

Figure 1 Example of fragmented spectrum in an asynchronous network.

As an example of "fragmented recovery" one participant described that all the tourist areas have been well reestablished in Thailand and have the same or even better infrastructure and services than before 2004.

An example of a right flanking stem loop in an intergenic region that shows no fragmented Tpase genes or any other fragmented genes is in B. duttonii Ly plasmid pl15 at genomic positions 5521-5475.

Another frequent criticism of "The Road Into the Open" is that Schnitzler's portrait of a fragmented society leads to a fragmented novel.

Some of it resembled bebop, but of a fragmented, idiosyncratically-paced variety.

Instead we get clutter and noise, the product of a fragmented attention span.

Colgate offers the opposite of a fragmented, distracted, virtual world.