Sentence examples for fragile segments from inspiring English sources

AGNES ALLMAN Plymouth, Mich., Jan . 11 , 2012 No question, the most economically fragile segments of our society have been hit the hardest by what seems to be the permanent loss of jobs across the economy.

In his Kitin project, Szöllősi transforms fragile segments of dissected insects into art pieces that resemble robotic toys.

Could the slightly increased pressure caused by the injection of dye into the bloodstream have torn a fragile segment of the patient's carotid artery?

As the connecting cilium is fragile, rod outer segments are rarely retained after tissue dissociation, even prior to sorting.

The original corticotomy is not recommended for perfect and well-localised bone interruption in case of bone transport, where bone segments are short and fragile.

Pevzner and Tesler [ 25] described mammalian genomes as mosaics of rearrangement hotspots and conserved segments, and proposed a fragile breakage model which was opposed to the widely accepted random breakage theory by Nadeau and Taylor [ 26].

In general, the users included in this segment appear to be fragile, with no clear ideas regarding available health care and appear to be incapable of turning their needs into demands.

Dismantling and moving it in segments was ruled out because it would have damaged fragile tiles which act as heat sensor.

Interestingly, three of the 16 genes (ARFGEF2, SULF2 and PRKCBP1) were contained in one large segment of chromosome 20 affected by DNA copy number gain and two others (PTPRG and ATXN7) in a large segment of chromosome 3 adjacent to the FRA3B fragile site.

Long-segment fixation may also fail when the bone involved is fragile [ 12, 13].

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